A physical embodiment of a similar concept developed by Nissan back in 2021, the Max-Out is a two-seater drop-top that meshes Nissan's design scheme to a retro Eighties vibe. The front and rear fascias are stuffed into long, rectangular grilles that contain lighting, while the wheels each have their own neon-esque light sources.
Inside the Max-Out you'll find a steering yoke with its top half illuminated, along with two lounge-looking seats and a gigantic screen for things like vehicle status and infotainment. According to Nissan, the seats can morph to flatten for more storage space, making the Max-Out as practical as it is stylish.Nissan claims the Max-Out is designed to deliver stability and comfort while also providing"dynamic cornering and steering response.
While there are likely no plans to put the Max-Out into production, the car gives us a hint of what's to come from Nissan's future lineup. It'll be on display at Nissan's HQ from February 4 to March 1. Road & Track staff writer with a taste for high-mileage, rusted-out projects and amateur endurance racing.
Nissan saw what Hyundai did with their 74 Concept, and copied their notes... But Nissan can't read good, apparently.
Not bad
Why are all the concepts starting to look like sneakers?
speak for yourself
That thing looks ugly. I'm afraid we are seeing the end of Nissan. They haven't made a new car in over 10 years.
No worries, Road and Dreck. You're already so far behind the electric vehicle future, you'll never catch up. You just can't help yourself. You love exhaust. You love gasoline. You're a pure climate crisis denier.
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