While we were already aware that Nissan was bringing an all-electric version of its Japanese domestic market Cube to the New York Auto Show tomorrow, we didn’t know exactly what the prototype would look like…until now.
Images of what’s being called the Nissan Denki (which means ‘electric’) Cube concept have cropped up a bit early thanks to some industrious members of a Nissan fan forum. The Denki concept retains all that one might love about the original Cube, most notably its Scion-like two-box styling, while being dressed up a bit with some futuristic wheels and a funky interior.
Check out some early looks at the Denki Cube in our gallery below, and stay tuned for Nissan’s official release of the car from New York tomorrow.
+ Super Nissans (via Autoblog)
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Will this be available in the US? Quite awesome if so!
Rumored for 2010 but it may not look like this and probably won’t be the electric version.
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