Japanese Drivers First To Experience The Nissan Sakura E-Mini Vehicle

Nissan Introduces Sakura E-Mini Vehicle In Japan

Nissan Introduces Sakura E-Mini Vehicle In Japan

In another exciting first for the Nissan auto brand, the all-new Sakura electric mini vehicle was launched in Japan in May this year. This future-forward e-vehicle has been designed with the needs of busy city-dwellers in mind and was named for the beautiful Japanese cherry blossom.

Following in the impressive wake of the Nissan LEAF and Ariya, the Sakura is everything you need in an urban environment – compact, easy to manoeuvre with a 4.8-meter turning radius, yet spacious enough on the inside to be convenient for commuting and carrying family shopping. Here’s a look at the other amazing features that set this vehicle apart.

Advanced Driver Tech Comes Standard

According to Asako Hoshino, Nissan’s executive VP, the Sakura has also been kitted out with the latest, most innovative vehicle tech, including a ProPILOT automated system and advanced control technology. Thanks to all the advancements that were made during the development of the Nissan LEAF, the Sakura also has the quietest cabin in the entire mini vehicle class, making for a very pleasant drive.

Coming to the part with 47 kW and 195 Nm of torque, the mini-vehicle is zippy enough to meet the requirements of urban driving challenges like merging with fast-moving traffic on highways. Drivers also have the option of three different drive modes, namely Eco, Standard, and Sport. This means they are able to shift as they see fit in order to enjoy an optimal driving performance in different conditions, e.g. snowy streets or uneven terrain.

Plenty to Boast About Under the Hood

Other notable features of the all-new Nissan Sakura e-vehicle includes:

  • An e-Pedal Step which charges the Sakura’s battery thanks to regenerative braking
  • A state-of-the-art lithium-ion battery with stacked cells for a compact fit
  • A range of 180 km
  • The ability to use the car battery as a mobile power source in emergencies
  • ProPILOT Park that controls steering, acceleration, braking, and shifting while parking
  • A 7-inch Advanced Drive-Assist Display meter and a large 9-inch navigation display
  • Strong, sophisticated exterior design with a spacious interior designed for ergonomic comfort

Now you know! Check back soon for more insider info on all the exciting happenings in the Nissan camp.


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