Striking model will be making a digital appearance at the upcoming Japan Mobility Show.
The Nissan Hyper Adventure follows on from the Hyper Urban concept which was revealed last week with the pair sitting in a new range of high-tech concepts which point toward possible future Nissan models.However, this new version is designed for ‘people passionate about outdoor adventures’ which is why it incorporates vehicle-to-everything technology so that the car’s on-board batteries can be used to power all different types of devices.
Nissan says that the Hyper Adventure’s battery can be used to ‘power up gadgets, light up campsites or even recharge electric jet skis’. In addition, the energy can be power homes or even put surplus energy back into the grid.The Hyper Adventure also incorporates Nissan’s e-4orce all-wheel-drive system to ensure that it’s able to provide plenty of grip over slippery surfaces.
Inside, the main instrument panel is connected to the bottom of the windshield so that it can offer a wide field of view. There’s also plenty of space inside for outdoor equipment such as tents and skis, while the rear bench can be rotated 180 degrees to provide a seating area which faces out of the rear of the vehicle. Automatic extendable and retractable steps are also included.
The Nissan Hyper Adventure concept will be on ‘digital display’ at the upcoming Japan Mobility Show which starts on October 25.2 hours agoOct 8, 2023
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