At October's Tokyo Auto Salon, Nissan will present the Juke e-Power concept as the latest in its fleet of electrified models.
As the name of the concept implies, it will incorporate the same 'e-Power' hybrid powertrain as the Note e-Power from November 2016. That means that it will receive juice from a 1.2-liter three-cylinder petrol engine joined by a power generator and an inverter.
Unlike most other electric vehicles with petrol-powered generators, Nissan's e-Power system cannot be recharged or topped-up from an electricity socket. Instead, the small engine acts as the sole source of electricity.
As the name of the concept implies, it will incorporate the same 'e-Power' hybrid powertrain as the Note e-Power from November 2016. That means that it will receive juice from a 1.2-liter three-cylinder petrol engine joined by a power generator and an inverter.
Unlike most other electric vehicles with petrol-powered generators, Nissan's e-Power system cannot be recharged or topped-up from an electricity socket. Instead, the small engine acts as the sole source of electricity.