Get To Know Nissan Hyper Tourer Who Is Displayed At GIIAS 2024

Nissan Hyper Tourer. (Doc. Nissan)

JAKARTA - At the Japan Mobility Show on October 25, 2023, it was the first time Nissan Hyper Tourer appeared in physical form.

The MPV features sharp body lines with futuristic body panels. The design language shows the characteristics of traditional Japanese beauty.

Its sides flow diagonally from front to rear cross sections to produce higher aerodynamic performance and a smooth driving impression resulting from EV combinations and autonomous driving.

The interior is also offered with maximum relief thanks to Nissan EV Technology Vision, which combines compact components and all-solid-state batteries with high energy density that create innovative car packaging.

The result is a very low center of gravity, which when combined with a sophisticated all-wheeled e-4ORCE control system produces smooth and flat acceleration and deseleration.

The panel is equipped with a flat LED on the floor featuring bottom visuals of the River and the sky, which helps create a relaxed space where the digital space blends with nature.

Now, this interesting concept car can be seen directly at the GIIAS 2024 exhibition.

"Nissan Hyper Tourer is designed to foster emotional ties between passengers, both on holiday and business trips. The luxury, technology, and experience offered by Hyper Tourer exceeds any transportation standard," said NMDI Head of Sales and Product Planning, Bima Aristantyo in his official statement, Saturday, July 27.

Vehicles that combine the essence of Omotenashi (Japanese hospitality), equipped with a variety of cutting-edge and advanced technology devices such as the autonomous steering system and V2X (Vehicle-to-Everything) functionality.

"V2X technology on Nissan Hyper Tourer offers a significant variety of benefits, making driving experience safer, more efficient, and connected," he said.

"Well, if we imagine what the luxury of future electric vehicles will look like, then Nissan Hyper Tourer is the perfect form in describing it," he concluded.