There may be an electric future yet for Nissan's range-topping large sedan.
as you know it is going away in 2023, but it's probably not dead for good. Nissan has confirmed that the gas-fed Maxima sedan has one foot through death's door, sure, but it's a pretty safe bet the nameplate will return in the future. The one-time"Four-Door Sports Car," or 4DSC to Nissan fans, will probably be resurrected as an EV.teased a new electric sedan
that is destined for production in its revamped Canton, Miss. factory. And in a statement regarding the Maxima's departure from the lineup in the middle of 2023, Nissan hinted that the sedan's hiatus won't be permanent with this line:"Please stay tuned for future Nissan Maxima news as we empower journeys through exciting vehicles and tech innovation."
Assuming the Maxima is given new life as an EV, and it were to look anything like the concept car, we could be in for some innovation that excites soon. Today's Maxima was introduced in 2015 and hasn't been updated in any significant way since. It's fairly conventional, too, with a V-6 engine and a continuously variable automatic transmission powering its front wheels, along with plus-size-Altima styling.
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