Barely wide enough to fit one driver in the front seat, the tiny electric car features a computer-controlled steering system that literally leans the chassis during turns. The effect is quite the sight to look at, with the entire vehicle shifting its weight on one side like a speeding motorcycle.
The Nissan Land Glider appears to have enough room for only one driver, plus a small space in the back for a single passenger to squeeze in. Cabin looks particularly futuristic, sporting what looks like a flight yoke, instead of steering wheel, and a dash-mounted camera display, in place of rear and wing mirrors. To keep the car as aerodynamic as possible, Nissan removed as many outer fittings that can affect air resistance.
