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Nissan has built an electric R32 GT-R

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Next to zero information there. 
 

It’s interesting. It’s not my cup of tea but it goes to show (potentially if it’s not rubbish!) that you can build a car for design and it be electric second. Almost all these EVs are huge SUV or mini SUV style vehicles with horrid design aesthetic in my opinion. We allegedly want efficiency yet make them the size of planets and weight of them too, it’s a very strange place to start from if you want efficiency, that is of corse if you have a choice. 
 

Also having driven through a Lithium mine in the U.K. this week, which looks like the apocalypse has arrived it’s difficult to square that “it’s environmental” circle. 

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    I wonder jow fast an Electric Z would be.  Maybe a hybrid would be interesting

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