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Ayesh Seneviratne02The IMs' exterior design is simple yet dramatic, housing an interior that takes advantage of the freedom EV tech provides to car designers.
Ayesh Seneviratne03No internal combustion engine means no front grill necessary.
Ayesh Seneviratne04The geometric graphic, printed in gold on smoked glass, is inspired by the traditional Japanese Asanoha pattern.
Ayesh Seneviratne05The outside seats in the back fold down to become armrests for a jumbo throne that Nissan calls the "Premier Seat."
Ayesh Seneviratne06This EV may be manufactured by Nissan, but it's no eco-nerdy Leaf.
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