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Nissan Cube 2008 London Motorshow

By Alborz Fallah |

Nissan Cube 2008 London Motorshow

Nissan Cube 2008 London Motorshow

The Nissan Denki cube! The name says it all.

The car is based on the standard Cube which is already on sale in Japan, only this concept is Denki, which is Japanese for electric.

Nissan Cube 2008 London Motorshow

Using an electric motor charged by lithium ion batteries stored under the floor panels, the Denki Cube is about as odd as it will get.

Nissan Cube 2008 London Motorshow

Nissan says the car has an “electric-themed” grille which has a charging port in the front, and wraparound glass and hidden taillights in the rear. Seriously, where are the taillights?

Nissan Cube 2008 London Motorshow

More information can be found here.


 

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  • Malcolm Flynn

    “where are the taillights?”

    Looks like they’re behind the perforations in the rear bumper.

  • Wheelnut

    Nothing more than a miniaturised version of the old 70s style Transit van. [which is still the worlds most populous commercial vehicle]

    Infact paint it pink and white have greensleeves playing through the stereo and voila youve got the modern day environmentally friendly mr whippy van..

  • Phil

    hahaha what a funky car!