Nissan Reveals 4 Concept Electric Vehicles

At Nissan Ambition 2030, Nissan unveiled four new concept models. All the four concepts showcase the future of mobility and the path that Nissan will take when it comes to the EVs that it plans to bring in. The 4 concepts are called Chill-out, Max-Out, Surf-Out and Hang-Out.
With the Chill-Out, Nissan has built a mobile haven. It features a sleek and modern design, advanced safety technology, and a productive and comfortable interior space. The crossover concept utilizes the CMF-EV platform, delivering high levels of comfort and an energizing driving experience. The Chill-Out will make its way to series production very soon.

The Nissan Max-Out is a convertible concept that aims to deliver a new driving experience with its superlative stability and comfort. Dynamic cornering and steering response are balanced with limited body roll to optimize driver and passenger comfort, creating a feeling of oneness with the car.
The two-seater features the unique ability to morph the seating, flattening into the floor to offer more interior space when desired, making it ideal for drivers with and without passengers.

The Nissan Surf-Out concept aims to provide a smooth ride regardless of the terrain, enabling customers to go anywhere in comfort and with confidence. The vehicle's variety of power outputs, and low and flat cargo space are aimed to help you go wherever you want and amplify your experience when you get there.

With a completely flat floor that extends from the front to the back, the Nissan Hang-Out concept aims to surpass the conventional wisdom about interior layouts.
The Nissan Hang-Out concept is aimed to provide a new way of spending time on the move. It is designed to suppress vibrations and jolts, thereby reducing instances of motion sickness and interference while working on the go. Its spaciousness and quietness offers the comfort of your living room in a mobile space, expanding creature comforts on the go and off the beaten path. The theatre-like seating makes on-the-go movie nights with family and friends new and fresh, no matter where you are- or are going.

At the core of Nissan EV Technology Vision is the integration of all solid-state battery (ASSB) technology that integrates with optimized components into a skateboard-like structure that allows for a variety of vehicle types. The optimum hardware structure will bring out the full potential of future complex software configurations and further realize the precision, performance, efficiency and versatility of our EV offerings.
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