Infiniti Presents Its Breathtaking Vision The Qe Notion

The Vision Qe concept served as a showcase for Infiniti's design language for upcoming electric vehicles. The car, according to the company, is a "Artistry In Motion."

Japanese artistry and a deep sense of the extraordinary are whispered in every curve and line of the Vision Qe. The design team created a car that embraces speed and dynamism while also embodying purity and sophistication, drawing inspiration from the Japanese philosophies of Kabuku, Sho, and Sui. Sensually sculpted fenders and gentle body creases create a subtle muscularity that belies the powerful electric power beneath.

The captivating wheels of the Vision Qe have a geometric design that contrasts beautifully with the rich blue paintwork, evoking the tightly wound coils of an electric motor. The interaction of light and shadow is further highlighted by warm gold accents, which also lend an air of elegance.

The distinctive double-arched grille of Infiniti has also changed for the EV era; it is now integrated into the front fascia and has an eye-catching LED outline lighting it up. This brand's dedication to progressive design is embodied in the way that form and function blend so perfectly.

The concept's width is emphasized and digital artistry in motion is displayed by the thin headlights that extend from fender to fender. Digital piano key tail lamps are incorporated into the aerodynamic lip at the back, spanning the full width. With an acute precision, their soft curves mirror the body's side panels.

One very unique feature of the Vision Qe is that it imitates the motion of a key holder, greeting you with animation as you approach the car and inviting you back. As light and shadow play across the car's sensual curves, the custom "shadow blue" paint shimmers with lustrous gold highlights, shifting and dancing.

Vice President for Global Design, said: "We discovered the Japanese expression of Sho, which embodies soaring with grace and power, as we followed the muse of art in motion. I find that the forms that our designers created are abstract representations of birds in flight—strong, nearly motionless, yet producing such speed."

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