Nissan Crossover It Does not Need A Driver

Showing the existence of electric vehicle technology, Nissan launched IMx concept car in the event the Tokyo Motor Show 2017. Swak driver (without driver) genre crossover is capable of driving up to more than 600 kilometers.

IMx become the future picture of Nissan Intelligent Mobility. This vehicle is designed to strengthen the driver's relationship with a vehicle, so as to create a safer, more comfortable and enjoyable driving experience.

"The concept car of the zero-emission crossover IMX is the future of Nissan's Intelligent Mobility, and Nissan is committed to changing the way people and cars connect, and how cars interact with people in the near future," said Daniele Schillaci, Executive Vice President of Nissan Motor Co. ., Ltd., for Global Marketing and Sales, Zero-Emission Vehicles and Battery Business, in its official broadcast on Thursday (26/10/2017).

IMx is equipped with ProPilot technology that offers full swap driver operation. When used, the system directs the steering wheel into the dashboard and rests all the seats. That way the more spacious cabin space that makes the driver more relaxed.

The concept of zero-emission crossover IMx adopted the latest platform of Nissan EV, designed to achieve maximum efficiency. This makes the floor design of the vehicle flat, resulting in spacious cabin and better driving dynamics.

IMx is powered by a pair of high-capacity electric motors on the front and rear, which makes it an all-wheel-drive system. Both motors are capable of producing a combined power of 320 kW and 700 Nm of torque.

Nissan designed IMx with the aim of providing convenience and service for its users. For example, after driving the owner to the airport, IMx can park itself in a place that can connect to the local power grid and act as a power plant, this is the development of the vehicle-to-home and vehicle-to-building features.

Exterior design provides a sense of security from the outside, presenting the attributes of its clean and sporty electric vehicle by combining Nissan's distinctive design features. From the familiar V motion grille on the familiar front, the bending character line rises and flows to the hood and rear end.