The Nissan Hyper Force offers a thrilling GT experience with features like autonomous driving and advanced sensors like “hyper LIDAR” for sportier driving. To enhance the overall experience, users can also make use of a mixed reality simulator that combines augmented reality and virtual reality through a customized helmet.
However, it remains to be seen how this concept fits into Nissan’s production plans. Makoto Uchida, the president and CEO of Nissan, stated that they are keen on receiving feedback on the Hyper Force concept, as it will help shape their future EV offerings. Uchida expressed his desire for customers and society to show their interest in Nissan’s vision.
Chris Davies/SlashGearWhile this doesn’t necessarily mean that a Hyper Force-inspired electric GT-R will replace the current gas-powered GT-R, it does indicate a shift towards focusing on both fun-to-drive features and zero-emissions technology. Automakers are striving to strike a balance that appeals to both enthusiasts and environmentally conscious consumers.