When even Ferraris and Maseratis have fallen victims to the limousine industry, it shouldn't come as a surprise that the Nissan Leaf has also undergone the intrusive procedure of stretching its body to an extreme length.
The stretched version of Nissan's pure-electric model was manufactured by Imperial Coach Builders of Springfield, Missouri. The custom shop added an extra seat bench at the rear end of the car and re-trimmed the interior with leather upholstery and wooden décor.
You can catch a video of the Nissan Leaf Limo right after the break.
Story References: Motoramic
4 Comments:
the humanity...
it is masacre
If they added extra batteries in the undercarriage and used the same motors in the Tesla Roadster it couldn't be that bad. Very quiet too, and the interior seems pretty nice.
Everyone is trying to come up with stretchable concepts after it came from limousine.Nissan also get cool shape but not in comparison with limousine, because of its length its more valuable. I also add that stretch model into my Tronto airport limousine services.
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