The new Nissan Hyper Urban concept is a city runaround car with a focus on sustainability. It provides a glimpse into the design and technology of Nissan’s upcoming electric vehicles.
As part of a series of concepts leading up to the Tokyo Motor Show later this month, the Hyper Urban follows the recent debut of the 20-23 concept in London. The 20-23 concept is an electric hot hatch that draws inspiration from the next Nissan Micra.
The Hyper Urban concept is the first of a new series of “hyper” concepts introduced by Nissan to evoke a sense of excitement. Each concept has its own symbolic character and unique features that cater to different lifestyles and aspirations.
The Hyper Urban features bold and outlandish design elements that allow it to stand out while blending in with its environment. It is painted in a chromatic shade of yellow that changes color based on the angle of light. The car also has scissor doors at the front and rear.
The sleek and aerodynamically efficient silhouette is complemented by wide tires that enhance the sporty appearance. Inside, the interior is inspired by kaleidoscopic triangles and offers a customizable instrument panel and infotainment display. The front seats can fold into the rear to create a lounge-style sofa arrangement, making it a relaxing space to unwind.
What sets the Hyper Urban apart is its focus on sustainability. The car can receive regular hardware and software updates, and it even has a removable instrument panel that can be swapped for one with the latest graphic technology.
