RARITY RIDES / THE COLLECTION
Explore Physical Electric Concept through the published vehicle profiles in the archive. Follow the engineering, design and documented identity behind each machine.
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IN THE ARCHIVE2005 Nissan Pivo↗A MORE CONSIDERED COLLECTION
These are existing vehicle profiles grouped by their recorded classification. Read each profile for its own source notes, image context and production scope. A shared collection does not establish that different editions or chassis are the same identity.
THE COLLECTION
9 profiles
Nissan 2005
The original Nissan Pivo proposed a different answer to city driving: rotate the cabin instead of making the driver reverse. Shown in 2005, the three-seat electric concept combined a 360-degree rotating passenger…
Nissan 2007
Nissan Pivo 2 extended the rotating-cabin idea with four electric wheel motors, ninety-degree wheel steering and a conversational robotic companion. Nissan unveiled the physical concept in October 2007 before its Tokyo Motor…
Subaru 2007
The G4e used a tall, compact body and an underfloor battery proposal to challenge expectations about electric-car packaging. Subaru presented it as a five-seat concept at Tokyo in 2007, with an expected…
Nissan 2009
The Nissan Land Glider explored an electric city vehicle with two occupants seated in tandem and a body that leaned into corners. Nissan's electrification history dates the concept to October 2009, resolving…
Nissan 2011
The Nissan ESFLOW proposed an electric sports car designed around its powertrain from the outset. Revealed for the 2011 Geneva Motor Show, the two-seat concept used independently controlled rear electric motors and…
Nissan 2011
PIVO 3 brought Nissan's small electric commuter studies closer to an imagined urban transport system in 2011. Its three-seat body, central driving position and highly manoeuvrable wheel arrangement were accompanied by a…
Nissan 2017
Nissan's IMx appeared at the 2017 Tokyo Motor Show as an electric crossover study combining a spacious cabin with a future automated-driving proposition. Its published twin-motor architecture and flexible interior helped frame…
Nissan 2019
Nissan unveiled the Ariya Concept at the 2019 Tokyo Motor Show as a twin-motor electric crossover and a new expression of its design direction. The physical exhibit connected themes explored by IMx…
Nissan 2023
Nissan revealed the physical Max-Out convertible at its headquarters gallery in February 2023, following an earlier virtual design shown in 2021. This profile follows the real two-seat exhibit. The digital reveal remains…
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