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Infiniti has taken their time releasing the EMERG-E bit by bit with teaser image after teaser images, but the concept has finally made its world debut at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show. The Emerg-E is a highly advanced mid-ship sports car with a future dependent on the reaction of the folks at the auto show. Whether it makes it to production or not, it offers an exciting glimpse into Infiniti’s future.
At the front of the concept is a three-dimensional "Double Arch" front grille with a new waved pattern. Another iconic Infiniti signature is the LED head lamp graphic inspired by a god’s forceful eye. Kimono inspired air intakes on the rear fender will further increase the elegance to this performance car.
The interior features the same treatment as the Essence: the spaces for both driver and passenger are formed by two different colors and materials contrasting functional and comfortable zones.
The Infiniti EMERG-E is a mid-engined concept powered by a twin electric motor that delivers a total of 420 hp. The car will sprint from 0 to 100 km/h in just four seconds. On zero-emission conditions, the concept has a range of 48 kilometers, but with the assistance of a small three cylinder petrol engine, it is capable of a range of up to 483 kilometers. In this case, it produces a CO2 output of only 55g/km
The concept features a pair of electric motors, a lithium-ion battery pack, four inverters, a three-cylinder range-extending internal combustion engine, and a petrol tank.
Nissan vice-president Andy Palmer expressed optimism that Infiniti still has space in its lineup for the Emerg-E. There’s still a lot work that needs to be done before that happens, including the design execution of the supercar. Still, there’s enough reason to believe that with more and more markets angling for efficient exotic models, the Emerg-E could very well "emerge" as a future Infiniti halo car.
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they had to tow it back down the hill with a Transit van 
