The Geneva Motor Show saw some amazing cars this year with the Infiniti Emerg-e being one of them. The company have yet again made a great impact following the showcase of the Etherea and the Essence at the previous two Geneva Motor Shows.
For future development
Nissan’s luxury brand is currently going through a transitional period where the brand is going through a revamp. The Emerg-e was a great way of showcasing exactly what the company has to offer for the future. It is a concept vehicle being an environmentally friendly sports car. Not many are around at the minute, with a host of luxury brands developing such technology for the future.
Lithium ion batteries
The extended electric powertrain is based upon the Lotus Evora. The lithium ion batteries within are electrically charged through a plug which charges two electric motors which are capable of achieving 201 BHP each and 1000Nm or torque towards the rear wheels.
Acceleration
In just 30 seconds the car can reach 0 – 62 MPH and can hit the top speed of 130 MPH.
10 hours to charge
In 10 hours the car can be fully charged with a driving range of 300 miles.
Carbon emissions
Carbon emissions statistics of the vehicle are just 55g/km of C02 which is a very impressive figure.
Wheelbase
Compared to the Lotus Evora, the Emerg-e contains a wheelbase that is much longer, lower and wider.
Low weight
The car features of carbon fibre and aluminium ensure that the car reaches a kerbweight of just 1,598kg.
Inside the cabin
Sitting inside anyone would be able to tell that they are sitting amongst pure luxury and an expensive car. The dash board is made of carbon material with a panoramic sunroof enhancing the experience of driving the car.
Nissan want to target the younger market with their Infiniti brand. Their sense of style on delivering a great performance in their cars and a wonderful style will go a long way in doing so.
The concept car may go into production. Rumours claim that the Emerg-e is indeed production ready. Infiniti will put the car into production depending on the response that they received at the Geneva Motor Show. Interested? Prices may exceed the £150,000 if the car is eventually sold. We would certainly like to see the car hit the UK roads but it is very unlikely that the car will be produced in our opinion.













