.Nissan Sakura is a cute electric runabout for Japan, priced under $14,000:
from 2019. The Sakura, named for the Japanese cherry blossom, measures a mere 133.7 inches long, just fitting into the kei-car regulations which govern the smallest class of cars designed around Japan's narrow city streets. Unfortunately, the Sakura's diminutive size means the EV will never make it to the U.S. market, but we can admire the cute little box from afar.
The Sakura is powered by a single electric motor producing 63 horsepower and 144 pound-feet of torque. The car weighs 2359 pounds, so don't expect blistering performance—Nissan quotes a top speed just over 80 mph. Nissan says that"quick and steady acceleration makes merging on highways effortless," but we’re not sure we would want to test that out on an American interstate. A 20.
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