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Anonymous

09/05/25(Fri)09:59:40 No.28605235

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Here's your futuristic car, br/o/

Anonymous
09/05/25(Fri)10:02:46 No.28605240

Anonymous 09/05/25(Fri)10:02:46 No.28605240

>>28605235
Woah...is that...le electric suv...amazing

Anonymous
09/05/25(Fri)11:59:01 No.28605439

Anonymous 09/05/25(Fri)11:59:01 No.28605439

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>>28605235
No bully Nissan Leaf 3.0. I think it looks cute and practical. That blue is disgusting though.

Anonymous
09/05/25(Fri)12:30:22 No.28605484

Anonymous 09/05/25(Fri)12:30:22 No.28605484

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So is that basically a Renault Megane E-Tech with Nissan styling?
At least their EV platform isn't as ridiculously heavyweight as VW's.

Anonymous
09/05/25(Fri)12:44:23 No.28605498

Anonymous 09/05/25(Fri)12:44:23 No.28605498

>>28605484
I don't think they share EV platform with Renault. This is more like Ariya's little bro.

Anonymous
09/05/25(Fri)12:48:19 No.28605505

Anonymous 09/05/25(Fri)12:48:19 No.28605505

>>28605235
This looks like the most wortwhile EV coming any time soon. It has really good range and features given the price.

Anonymous
09/05/25(Fri)13:14:46 No.28605554

Anonymous 09/05/25(Fri)13:14:46 No.28605554

>>28605498
Doesn't the Ariya use the Renault-Nissan CMF-EV platform, now renamed to AmpR Medium after Groupe Renault's subsidiary Ampere took it over?
The platform is supposed to be used by the Renault Megane, Nissan Ariya & Leaf and possibly a new Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross.

Anonymous
09/05/25(Fri)13:18:45 No.28605565

Anonymous 09/05/25(Fri)13:18:45 No.28605565

>>28605554
You're right, it's all sibling vehicles.

Anonymous
09/05/25(Fri)13:19:47 No.28605566

Anonymous 09/05/25(Fri)13:19:47 No.28605566

>>28605439
This highlights the benefit of EV over ICE. Despite its small length, it still boasts impressive boot and interior capacity. An ICE this short would have had minimum space for the back seats/trunk.