Nissan has been gradually unveiling a trio of concept cars in anticipation of the Japan Mobility Show. While the initial designs primarily featured an SUV platform, the third and final concept introduces a distinctive minivan style.
Named the “Hyper Tourer,” Nissan describes this concept as being “tailored for individuals who appreciate the finer things in life and enjoy the company of friends and associates.” This stands in contrast to the youthful and adventurous spirit embodied by Nissan’s earlier Hyper concepts.
The Hyper Tourer boasts high levels of autonomous driving capability and is equipped with high-capacity batteries. Like its companion concepts, it supports V2X (Vehicle-to-Everything) charging, a recurring theme in recent Nissan releases, as electric vehicle manufacturers seek to expand the use-cases and unique selling points of their EVs.
