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    The IMs' exterior design is simple yet dramatic, housing an interior that takes advantage of the freedom EV tech provides to car designers.
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    Ayesh Seneviratne
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    No internal combustion engine means no front grill necessary.
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    Ayesh Seneviratne
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    The geometric graphic, printed in gold on smoked glass, is inspired by the traditional Japanese Asanoha pattern.
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    The outside seats in the back fold down to become armrests for a jumbo throne that Nissan calls the "Premier Seat."
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    Ayesh Seneviratne
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    This EV may be manufactured by Nissan, but it's no eco-nerdy Leaf.
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