YOKOHAMA: Here's the first one as promised by Nissan for the Japan Mobility Show formerly known as the Tokyo Motor Show.
The Nissan Hyper Urban concept car was digitally revealed on Tuesday, showcasing what a future urban electric car could be.
Featuring a sleek and modern aesthetic, the Nissan Hyper Urban comes with V2H function providing power to the home, resulting in significant energy cost savings and reducing strain on the power grid.
Thanks to its V2G capability, owners can even contribute surplus power to the grid to support their local community and earn money in the process. The Intelligent Charging Management System features AI that can autonomously charge vehicles and power buildings, providing efficient management of power.
The concept also applies sustainability to vehicle lifespan.
Hardware updates and regular software updates provide a fresh ownership experience over many years. For example, the interior can be refreshed with a new instrument panel that reflects the latest technologies and trends in graphic user interfaces.
The car represents future design and technological capabilities of Nissan's electric offerings.
The exterior's lime yellow body changes chromatic expressions depending on the angle that light hits it, effectively drawing attention while also blending into the surrounds.
The front and rear scissor doors provide a sense of openness and character, while the sporty silhouette produces aerodynamic excellence for increased efficiency. Wide tyres complete the sporty look, evoking rugged dynamics with urban aesthetics.
The interior is designed to blend in with urban living spaces. Inspired by kaleidoscopic triangles, the instrument panel and display can be customised according to the owner's mood.
In addition, the front seats can collapse and fold into the back seats, creating a sofa-like, private relaxing space. When away from the daily grind, the Nissan Hyper Urban can integrate relaxation and utility: Park it inside a loft apartment or bungalow so that it becomes an interior space to unwind.
Further announcements are planned for Oct 10, 17, and 19.
