Nissan unveils new Hyper Punk concept

Nissan has unveiled the fourth of its 'Hyper' line of concept vehicles set to be displayed at the Japan Mobility Show come 25 October 2023.

This fourth Nissan Hyper Punk comes wrapped in a stylish exterior, and has been designed for content creators, influencers, artists, and all who embrace style and innovation. This exterior is said to make use of silver paint that shifts in tone depending on viewing angle and light source, and also offer deliver high aerodynamic performance. The extraverted and bold body is said to represent Nissan's progressive approach to introducing new technologies and designs.

The Nissan Hyper Punk concept is said to be able to translate its surroundings into a manga-style scenery or graphic patterns on its three-screen display in the cabin

As with the other Hyper concept cars, the Nissan Hyper Punk crossover will continue to sport vehicle-to-everything technology, ensuring that its users will be able to keep their devices charged anytime and anywhere, or to share the available power in the car with other collaborators at community events.

The car is additionally said to be able to capture the surrounding scenery thanks to onboard cameras, and then utilise artificial reality to convert this into a manga-style scenery or graphic patterns according to the owner's preferences. This imagery is projected onto a three-screen display arranged around the drive, creating a space where reality and the metaverse merge.

The car will also offer all within seamless internet connectivity, so users will always be able to access information, or create content on the go. Use of headrests equipped with biosensors will also enable the car to detect the driver's mood and automatically adjust the cabin music and lighting.

All four 'Hyper' concept cars (read about the other three concept cars here, here, or here) are now being featured at the Cross Shinjuku Vision digital-3D billboard in the Shinjuku district of Tokyo.