Positioning pure electric convertible sports car, Nissan Max-Out concept car unveiled

CTOnews.com, February 2, Nissan announced that it would invest $17.6 billion (currently about 118.624 billion yuan) to develop electric vehicles in the next few years, and released several concept cars as early as 2021. There was a two-seater roadster called the Max-Out, which only released a rendering at the time.

Recently, Nissan showed off a real-car version of Max-Out at a Nissan Futures event in Yokohama, with little change in design.

As you can see from the picture, the Max-Out is still a two-seater roadster with cool headlights and wheels. The car's design boasts a blend of sci-fi film aesthetics, including Tron: war and Avatar.

In addition, the car is equipped with two suspended seats, which claim to be completely flat, providing more space in the car.

In addition to showing the appearance of the car, Nissan has not shared details of the specific hardware configuration, perhaps because it has no plans for mass production in the short term.

CTOnews.com learned that Nissan had previously said it would develop 23 electric vehicles and launch 15 electric vehicles by 2030. The company did not promise when to achieve full electrification, saying only that the goal was to sell both electric and gas-fired cars.

Nissan said its future target market mix is 75 per cent of electric vehicles sold in Europe and 40 per cent of car sales in the US and China.