The Nissan IMq is a concept car presented by Nissan on 5 March 2019 at the Geneva Motor Show. French Wikipedia describes it as a fully electric crossover SUV concept that previews the third generation of the Nissan Qashqai, and says the concept prototype was designed by Vincent Labreche, a designer originally from Quebec. The same article gives its powertrain as e-POWER, in which electric motors drive all four wheels while a 1.5 litre turbocharged petrol engine acts as a range extender that recharges the batteries, so the description as fully electric and the petrol range extender sit side by side in the source. One example was built. The infobox lists 250 kW (340 PS), 700 N m of torque, and a length of 4,560 mm, a width of 1,940 mm and a height of 1,560 mm.
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Le Nissan IMQ est un concept car 100 % électrique du constructeur automobile japonais Nissan préfigurant la troisième génération de Nissan Qashqai
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Le Nissan IMQ concept est présenté le 5 mars 2019 au salon de Genève
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Le Nissan IMQ est un concept car 100 % électrique du constructeur automobile japonais Nissan préfigurant la troisième génération de Nissan Qashqai
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Le Nissan IMQ est un concept car 100 % électrique du constructeur automobile japonais Nissan préfigurant la troisième génération de Nissan Qashqai
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Le concept reçoit une motorisation E-Power combinant des moteurs électriques pour entraîner les quatre roues
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Le Nissan IMQ est un concept car 100 % électrique du constructeur automobile japonais Nissan préfigurant la troisième génération de Nissan Qashqai
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