Nissan Hyper Tourer Revealed at Japan Mobility Show 2023

Nissan has introduced its latest electric vehicle concept, the Nissan Hyper Tourer, set to make its debut at the Japan Mobility Show on October 25. This all-electric minivan is designed to enhance connections between people during journeys, appealing to those who appreciate quality time with friends and colleagues on road trips or business outings.
What sets the Nissan Hyper Tourer apart is its blend of Japanese hospitality, known as "omotenashi," with advanced technologies, including autonomous driving. It also features V2X (Vehicle-to-Everything) functionality and a high-capacity battery that can provide electricity to homes, stores, and offices during travel and business activities.
The vehicle's exterior design embodies traditional Japanese beauty, with smooth body panels, sharp character lines, and aerodynamic elements that create a sense of comfort and luxury. The interior is spacious and made possible by Nissan's EV Technology Vision, which optimizes car packaging through compact components and high-energy density all-solid-state batteries. This results in a low center of gravity for smooth acceleration and deceleration.
One standout feature is the fully autonomous driving capability, allowing passengers to interact with each other. The front seats can swivel 360 degrees for face-to-face discussions, and rear-seat passengers can control navigation and audio via a wearable display. An innovative AI system monitors biometric signs to select music and adjust lighting based on the passengers' mood.
In summary, the Nissan Hyper Tourer concept reimagines group travel by combining the comfort of a luxurious living room with the practicality of a passenger van. It's a stylish and futuristic package that showcases Nissan's commitment to innovation and the future of automotive travel.
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[@conradsealy9603]

Well. As said. Its a concept. So dont expect to see this at a Nissan dealer in the future but some element from it should. I doubt the sharp edges would see actual production.

[@serpex77]

Those edges are so dangerous. I wonder if they are safe.

[@arjunsangwan340]

You didnt even mention the levitating seats. If you missed that then your presentation was 👎

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