According to a recent press release from Nissan Motor Corporation, Norway is surpassing all other nations in terms of its electric vehicle share. More than 12,000 Leaf all-electric vehicles were driven in the country last year and Norway’s strong focus on sustainability and aggressive EV incentives are largely to thank for the plug-in’s sales success.
At CES 2019 in early January, Nissan unveiled its latest technology concept called Invisible-to-Visible (also known as I2V). And, at the recent 2019 North American International Auto Show, things came full-circle when the audience got an even closer look at the equipment with the release of the IMs concept vehicle.
One of the coolest features in Nissan’s latest concept vehicle, the IMs, is its seamless, simple graphic user interface. It really is an excellent example of the automaker’s quest for duality, boasting advanced commands and flexible upgrades, but with minimal controls and switches to operate the system.
