You may remember back in November 2021 that Nissan unveiled a trio of concept cars under its ‘Nissan Futures’ banner with one of those cars being the Max-Out concept.
Today, it has presented us with a physical version of the two-seat convertible which has been designed to “provide a liberating sense of openness” while behind the wheel.
![Nissan Max-Out concept rear three quarter view](https://www.autocar.co.nz/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/230201_nissan_futures_japan_photo_09-min-scaled-e1675371852323-1024x576.jpg)
The Max-Out was designed to roll on a skateboard-like chassis that houses a next-generation battery and two electric motors, but Nissan has yet to provide any technical specs.
With regard to looks, Max-Out takes a step away from anything we’ve seen from the Japanese carmaker before.
Starting with its wedge-shaped front end, where you would commonly find headlights now lays what looks to be an illuminated screen with the same being repeated at the rear.
![Nissan Max-Out concept interior](https://www.autocar.co.nz/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/230201_nissan_futures_japan_photo_10-min-1-scaled-e1675372053166-1024x576.jpg)
The interior also looks as if it were taken straight out of a sci-fi movie along with its wormhole-like wheels.
We doubt we’ll see anything like the Nissan Max-Out hit the road anytime soon but who’s to say this won’t be the next Fairlady Z for our grandkids?