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" Nissan wants to fill its new Nismo plant to capacity, meaning it will move the badge beyond just GT-Rs and 370Zs. A Nissan executive tells Road &amp;amp;amp; Track that the automaker is gung ho on producing a Nismo Maxima and a Nismo Sentra, both of which will offer additional power and track-oriented handling. The idea, he says, is to have Nismo models across Nissan&amp;#039;s lineup, much like Audi has done with its S and RS cars, so don&amp;#039;t expect mere badge jobs. As of late, the front-drive Maxima hasn&amp;#039;t lived up to the &amp;quot;Four Door Sports Car&amp;quot; tagline it once wore, and a Nismo version could finally separate the car from its similarly sized Altima sibling.  Nissan is also planning a hybrid-powered GT-R, but don&amp;#039;t expect a Porsche 918-like energy-storage flywheel perched in the front seat. If the model sees production, it will get its jolts from a small lithium-ion battery. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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