Nissan showcases EV concepts at Auto Shanghai 2023

Nissan brought its latest electric vehicles (EV) at the ongoing Shanghai International Automobile Industry Exhibition, which included two concept cars.

The two were the Nissan Max-Out convertible sports car and the Arizon sport utility vehicle (SUV). The former, explained the carmaker, made its China debut while the latter made its global premiere.

“China is one of the most technologically sophisticated markets in the world. Market and customer needs are rapidly changing, making China a global driver of electrification as well as a leader in connected car services. There is a need for increased electrification and advanced sustainability in the market, and we are working hard to meet it,” said Nissan Chief Operating Officer Ashwani Gupta.

The Nissan Max-Out embodies the brand’s new artistic stage and movement toward an increasingly digitized future. Noticeable features include its sleek sports car’s aerodynamic shape, its unique parabolic hologram wheels, and its ultra-wide display screen.

It is equipped with Nissan’s e-4ORCE electric all-wheel-drive system, which gives it superb handling and enhanced safety.

Meanwhile, the Nissan Arizon SUV is a vehicle designed and engineered to meet the needs of the marque’s Chinese customers. That said, it comes with an impressive exterior design and a richly appointed cabin that exudes a warm, high-tech glow. Notable features include a spacious, pillarless open-air cabin with an expansive auto-dimming glass roof.

It also comes with a new virtual personal assistant named Eporo that elevates the driving experience beyond mobility.

Further, the Nissan Arizon concept also features an innovative interactive lighting system that recognizes people and automatically adapts the illumination to suit their preferences.

“At Nissan, we are working to create a future where cars are electrified and seamlessly connected to the world around you. A future where you feel safer in your vehicle, and feel more peace of mind when your children reach driving age. A future beyond mobility, where vehicles are a solution to energy and societal issues,” Gupta added.

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