Nissan and the Hyper Fun Electric!

Who can still say that electric cars lack soul? In two concept cars, Nissan has just reminded us that automobiles are primarily a matter of passion.

As the Japan Mobility Show approaches, which will be held in Tokyo from October 25 to November 5, Nissan unveils a series of exciting 100% electric concept cars. After the Nissan Concept 20-23, an energetic future Renault R5, and a sketch of the upcoming Micra, here is the Nissan Hyper Urban, which could well succeed the Juke.

“Hyper” expresses the growing excitement it aims to evoke. The vision Nissan will present at the Japan Mobility Show demonstrates the company’s commitment to positively contributing to everyone’s daily life and to revolutionizing the landscape of electric vehicles with innovative products and technologies.

Hyper Nissan

The car features the sophisticated design and technological features of Nissan’s future electric offerings. The lemon-yellow body changes shades depending on the angle of the light, drawing attention while blending into the environment. The front and rear butterfly doors give a sense of openness to the world and character, while the sporty silhouette offers excellent aerodynamics for increased efficiency. Wide tires complete the sporty look, combining a dynamic appearance with an urban aesthetic.

Hyper Responsible

The Hyper Urban aims to be fully integrated into the electric vehicle ecosystem. Its V2H function, providing electricity to the home, could lead to significant energy savings and reduce pressure on the electrical grid. Thanks to its V2G capability, owners could even supply power to the grid to support their local community.

This concept car also applies the principle of sustainable development throughout the vehicle’s lifecycle. Regular updates of tangible components and software offer a new ownership experience that extends over many years. For example, the dashboard can be renewed to adopt the latest technologies and trends in user interfaces.

Hyper Cosy

The interior is designed to evoke urban living spaces. Inspired by kaleidoscopic triangles, the dashboard and displays can be customized according to the owner’s mood. The front seats can fold back and hide into the rear seats, creating a personal relaxation space similar to a sofa.

For now, everything about this vision of the future of automotive mobility captivates us. More announcements are scheduled for October 10, 17, and 19, stay tuned with us so you don’t miss them!