All-Electric Concept Car from Nissan
Friday, August 31st, 2007During this year’s 62nd
This is powered by Nissan’s ‘Super Motor’ electric motor/generator and it uses compact lithium-ion batteries. Because of that, it has an unusually rapid performance together with a usefully extended range. One Super Motor powers the front axle and a second fuels the rear axle, making the Mixim an all-wheel drive.
Mixim is provided with the latest electric vehicle (EV) technology and it is presented in the form of a svelte and distinctive coupe shape. It has a wraparound windscreen which is inspired by the crash helmet’s visor. This dominates the profile while the swept back windscreen, the flowing roofline, and the sharply truncated rear reflects a sporting performance that’s unusual for an electric vehicle.
It has a diamond-shaped styling features inside and out, particularly on the twin air intakes to the back of the doors and the front LED driving lights. The upper triangular side windows connects to the roof’s gentle slope with a dramatic angular slash that flows through the center of the doors. One would see that it has a large trunk are behind the three seats when then rear hatch is opened. There is also an occasional fourth seat located behind the front seat module.
The Nissan Mixim has a 2530mm wheelbase and is 3700mm long, 1800mm wide and 1400mm high. The Mixim is lower and shorter than the Micra but a little wider and weighs just 950kg.
The Mixim as of the moment is still just a concept car and without assurance if it will be turned into a series production model. However, the development of Mixim is in line with the Nissan Green Program, the automaker’s publicly stated motive to create a more sustainable mobile society.
The Mixim will be driven from a low stage via a ramp to an elevated display platform on the Nissan stand throughout the Motor Show.




