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Nissan announces electric sports car | Top Gear

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This is the Nissan Esflow concept car, and it was built to slap you in the face.

That is of course, if that face spouted words like ‘zero emissions come at the expense of sportiness': a misconception the Esflow wishes to remedy via electricity and slideyness.

The rear-wheel-drive, two-seat coupe features an aluminium chassis with two electric motors mounted above the rear axle ‘in a mid-ship position', to better deal with weight distribution.

See more pics of the Nissan Esflow concept

Using the same technology found in the Leaf hatchback (laminated lithium-ion batteries), Nissan reckons the Esflow hits 62mph in under five seconds and can travel more than 150 miles on a single charge. All while gently caressing the shell of the South American sea turtle.

Plus, those looks echo Nissan GT-R/370Z and together make a compelling package.

Nissan hopes Esflow owners ‘will feel the car to be an extension of their bodies, reacting to their slightest whim'. With that long bonnet stretching ahead of you, we're not sure about the psychological implications. Imagine spotting a pretty young thing striding down the pavement and suddenly ‘reacting'...

It'll hit the Geneva show floor, where we'll be scurrying around like angry ferrets to bring you More.

In other news, Honda is reportedly bringing back the NSX (again). Honda president Takanobu Itu said it would be based on the HSV-010 GT racer. Whatever, just hurry up and BUILD IT.

Your thoughts, TopGearers?

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This is the Nissan Esflow concept car, and it was built to slap you in the face.

That is of course, if that face spouted words like ‘zero emissions come at the expense of sportiness': a misconception the Esflow wishes to remedy via electricity and slideyness.

The rear-wheel-drive, two-seat coupe features an aluminium chassis with two electric motors mounted above the rear axle ‘in a mid-ship position', to better deal with weight distribution.

See more pics of the Nissan Esflow concept

Using the same technology found in the Leaf hatchback (laminated lithium-ion batteries), Nissan reckons the Esflow hits 62mph in under five seconds and can travel more than 150 miles on a single charge. All while gently caressing the shell of the South American sea turtle.

Plus, those looks echo Nissan GT-R/370Z and together make a compelling package.

Nissan hopes Esflow owners ‘will feel the car to be an extension of their bodies, reacting to their slightest whim'. With that long bonnet stretching ahead of you, we're not sure about the psychological implications. Imagine spotting a pretty young thing striding down the pavement and suddenly ‘reacting'...

It'll hit the Geneva show floor, where we'll be scurrying around like angry ferrets to bring you More.

In other news, Honda is reportedly bringing back the NSX (again). Honda president Takanobu Itu said it would be based on the HSV-010 GT racer. Whatever, just hurry up and BUILD IT.

Your thoughts, TopGearers?

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Geneva-bound ‘Esflow’ coupe concept cuddles the Earth and destroys your face