Nissan has unveiled its latest concept vehicle, the Nissan Hyper Punk, which will be physically showcased at the Japan Mobility Show on October 25.
The Nissan Hyper Punk is an all-electric compact crossover designed for content creators, influencers, artists, and individuals who appreciate style and innovation. It boasts a functional and stylish body style that seamlessly connects the virtual and physical worlds, making it a source of inspiration for self-expression in all realms.
The vehicle concept features a vehicle-to-everything (V2X) system that enables users to charge their devices anywhere and anytime while sharing the vehicle’s energy with collaborators and local community events.
Inside, the design incorporates origami-inspired elements reflecting Japanese aesthetics, creating an interior space where digital and artistic elements converge. For instance, the onboard cameras can capture the surrounding scenery and use AI to transform it into manga-style scenery or graphic patterns based on the owner’s preferences. These visuals can then be projected onto a three-screen display arranged around the driver in the cockpit, blurring the line between reality and the metaverse.
Designed as a mobile creative studio, the cabin provides seamless internet connectivity. It can connect to occupants’ devices and innovative equipment, enabling users to access information or create while moving. Equipped with AI and headrest biosensors, the Nissan Hyper Punk concept can detect the driver’s mood and automatically select the appropriate music and lighting, enhancing the driver’s energy and creativity.
The exterior design of the Nissan Hyper Punk is characterized by multifaceted and polygonal surfaces, with silver paint that shifts tones depending on the viewing angle and light source, making it stand out. This design embodies the user’s desire for self-expression and a departure from conventional aesthetics, aligning with Nissan’s progressive approach to introducing new technologies and designs.
The concept’s highly stable design features compact overhangs and large 23-inch wheels, making it suitable for city and off-road driving. The headlights, tail lamps, and rear signature emphasise the polygonal shapes, seamlessly integrated into the body surface, further enhancing the vehicle’s uniqueness.
Starting immediately, the digital-3D billboard Cross Shinjuku Vision in Tokyo’s Shinjuku district will showcase four EV concept cars, including the Nissan Hyper Punk, until October 25, the show’s opening day. Additionally, from October 25, the concept vehicles will be available in the online game Fortnite under the name “Electrify the World” for further exploration and enjoyment of these unique vehicles.
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