According to Nissan design boss Shiro Nakamura to
Automotive News, the Sway was specifically designed to
attract interest to visitors in Geneva. However, he
believes that the shape could be attractive to buyers in
other parts of the world. The showcar's styling blends
elements from earlier Nissan concepts with the deeply
V-shaped front end off the Lannia Concept and the floating
roof from several others. The company isn't divulging a
possible powertrain quite yet, though. Rumor has it that
it will replace the Leaf after 2017.
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