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Nissan’s first electric SUV “almost as fast as GT-R”

Nissan’s first electric SUV “almost as fast as GT-R”

Posted on October 24, 2019 By Jarvis

Sub-3.0sec 100km/h sprint possible for stylish X-TRAIL-sized Nissan Ariya SUV due in 2021

Nissan’s global vice-president for design has let slip that the all-electric Nissan Ariya concept SUV revealed yesterday at the Tokyo motor show will offer supercar levels of performance.

Speaking to carsales in an interview only moments after Nissan’s first electric SUV made its global debut, Alfonso Albaisa said the battery-powered mid-size SUV will be “almost as fast” as the car-maker’s ballistic Nissan GT-R performance flagship.
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