Description: The Infiniti Emerg-e has just touched down in Geneva and the concept has already garnered great acclaim. The hybrid concept features incredible styling with serious supercar performance for a revoluti...Add Comments0
Cho DanMar 08, 2012 It's great no matter what it's drive train is.
Isaac RezkallaMar 08, 2012 Would be great is it wasn't a hybrid
JGL ScuderiaMar 08, 2012 that looks alright. not really liking it
Description: With a combined total output of 402hp, Infiniti's first-ever supercar can blast off the line to 60mph in 4 seconds and has a driving range of around 300 miles. Its EV range is 30 miles.Add Comments20
Zachlajoie Mar 10, 2012 I still can't buy into electric cars yet. there have been some story's out there about how in japan they are polluting the surroundings faster form the way the electricity is "made." also having to replace the battery around every 4 years or so for a staggering amour of money makes me unhappy as well. also what happens with the old battery's? if not properly disposed of they are super hard on the ...
Cho DanMar 09, 2012 Phil, I'm down with electric motors and the incredible power and torque they can make INSTANTLY. My point was that petroleum is in almost everything we use. I agree that we need to preserve oil and I have no problems with hybrids or pure electrics.
Phillip FitchewMar 09, 2012 I just think its people being stubborn and set in their old ways. They don't even consider the stats or facts
For instance: electric motors produce maximum torque at 1 RPM.
Do you know how sick that is? Name me any gas engine that does that.
Phillip FitchewMar 09, 2012 gas... to me only sounds like you want to see everything come to an end even faster.
Again, I like speed and power, too. But there's more than one way to skin a cat, right? Hybrids and EVs should be welcome by all car fans.
Phillip FitchewMar 09, 2012 @Cho
You're 200 percent right. That's why it's so critical of us to conserve the stuff, you guys.
Once we run out of oil, it's a wrap. So if you like cars, it's best to embrace the use of less of the resource. But whining about an attempt to save
Adam ZarytskyMar 09, 2012 Every electric car comes with the supercar purists whining. Wake up, this car performs great. Ever heard of the fisker karma
Justin RouthMar 08, 2012 I think it'll be a good nsx competitor
Cho DanMar 08, 2012 Cave man with NO modern conveniences oil will continue to be in our future, Phil.
Cho DanMar 08, 2012 Phillip, without petroleum (oil) this car, or any car, will never see the light of day. Every machine tool used to manufacture anything uses oil for lubrication. Everything manufactured is done so on the back of oil. Unless you want to live like a
Michael LewisMar 08, 2012 The design is incredible. As the owner of a G37 I can see where the designers are coming from and love it. Dear Nissan, please make this and take my money already!
Phillip FitchewMar 08, 2012 at an uncontrollable rate. Or keep facilitating millions of deaths in the conflicts surrounding the acquisition of this shit. We could keep holding ourselves back...
Or we can evolve and break ourselves from our habits. Where do you stand, Dan?
Phillip FitchewMar 08, 2012 So NO, everything isn't better with 5.0 liter engine. And no, they shouldn't "leave the hybrids to the Prius." there needs to be a change and cars like this represent the first steps of that change.
Or we could keep milking the planet of resources
Phillip FitchewMar 08, 2012 oil, right Dan?
So please take all the EV/Hybrid hate and do something else with it.
I like power and big engines as much as the next guy. But you have to realize that that shit has to stop and it has to be sooner rather than later.
Phillip FitchewMar 08, 2012 Look, Dan. The point is that they wanted to make a hybrid with super car numbers. They understand that things are changing and the way we are living now isn't sustainable. You know that right, Dan? You know that eventually we will run out of
Phillip FitchewMar 08, 2012 distance without using gas, Dan.
Do you really think Infiniti couldn't have put an efficient gas engine in this shell had they wanted to, Dan? You know that the VQ37 is one of the great gasoline engines currently in production, right?
Phillip FitchewMar 08, 2012 Alright Dan.
The car does 0-60 in 4 secs, Dan. It can't be too heavy if it can do that.
Second, the car's emphasis is not on performance as much as it is lower emissions, Dan. It doesn't matter if 3 miles or 300, the point is that you travelled
Dan RuthMar 08, 2012 He's not being ignorant, its the truth. Adding electric motor to cars adds about 800-1000 lbs, honestly make a car light and refine its gasoline engine and it will get good mpgs. Leave the hybrids in the priuses.
Phillip FitchewMar 08, 2012 Not sure if you're trolling... or just incredibly ignorant...
Matthew PaulMar 08, 2012 If it can only run on electric for thirty miles. Dint put a freaking electric motor in it.
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