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convertible that features a fully enclosed grille which appears to double as a digital display. This treatment can also be found on the wheel covers, which look like wormholes.
Elsewhere, we can see a distinctively styled body with long flowing lines and gentle curves. They’re joined by a minimalist windscreen and an illuminated rear panel that mimics the one up front.The futuristic design continues in the cabin with two floating seats and geometric carpeting that looks like an optical illusion.
While the concept appears to be a flight of fancy, Nissan is working to expand their electric lineup and will
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