Nissan will introduce a hybrid version of its luxury car, the Infinity M. Of note, while other automakers such as Toyota and Honda use nickel-metal hydride batteries in their vehicles, Nissan is opting for lithium ion batteries.
Nissan will introduce a hybrid version of its luxury car, the Infinity M. Of note, while other automakers such as Toyota and Honda use nickel-metal hydride batteries in their vehicles, Nissan is opting for lithium ion batteries.
Meet the Infinity Essence Concept, a 592-horsepower, rear-wheel-drive hybrid coupe introduced at the International Motor Show of Geneva earlier this month.
Equipped with features such as Side Collision Prevention (SCP) and Back-up Collision Prevention (BCP), Louis Vuitton fitted luggage and minimalist design to the extreme (”the door handles are slivers of push buttons”), this is a luxury hybrid you don’t want to miss.