[Description] Nissan Leaf debuted in 2010 as the world’s first mass-produced electric vehicle. A motor is installed in front of the vehicle to drive the front wheels, and the battery is located under the floor. In 2017, the second-generation Leaf, which greatly increased the cruising range, appeared and continues to this day. The motif of this product is not the production spec NISMO, but a racing study called NISMO RC, which was prototyped by Nissan to appeal a new image of electric vehicles following the first generation. While the original RC was front-wheel drive, the RC_02 is a 4-wheel drive with a motor added to the rear wheels, and it takes only 3.4 seconds to reach 100km/h. It boasts overwhelming performance.