Nissan Leaf gets a fancy brother: The Infiniti LE
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The LE concept takes some cues from the Essence and Emerg-E concepts
The interior is highlighted by blue LED lighting
The seats are done in leather, suede and mesh
Infiniti designed the LE for quick, sure acceleration
The Infiniti Connect system gives you a twin screen with key information
The interior is highlighted by blue LED lighting
Elements like the blue LEDs give the LE a design study look, but Infiniti plans to have it market ready within two years
The LE is about the same length as the G Sedan
The LE will be clearly sportier and more aggressive than the Leaf
A strong shoulder line gives the car a powerful look
Infiniti maintains signature cues like its double-arch grille
The interior is kept roomy since the battery is below the passenger compartment
The LE is Infiniti first, EV second
Infiniti plans to offer the LE with wireless inductive charging
The aluminum alloy wheels received aerodynamic treatment
The Infiniti LE is more than just a concept; it will be Infiniti's first zero emissions vehicle
The Infiniti LE takes the stage at the New York Auto Show
The LE will allow Nissan to expand the use of EV technology developed for the Leaf
The Infiniti LE brings a little emotion to an otherwise dull, utilitarian EV segment
The Infiniti LE takes the stage at the New York Auto Show
The Infiniti LE takes the stage at the New York Auto Show
The Infiniti LE takes the stage at the New York Auto Show
Article Summary
The first complaint about current mainstream electric vehicle options is that they don't offer enough range. The second is that they only come in small and, some might say, unattractive packages like the Nissan Leaf and Mitsubishi i-Miev. Infiniti may not have solved the former problem, but it's done its best to solve the latter with the LE concept. The concept gives the Nissan Leaf a sportier, more upscale brother.
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