Nissan Hyper Adventure Concept Is A Future Electric SUV That Can Take You Everywhere

Nissan revealed its second fully electric SUV concept for the Japan Mobility Show 2023, which is called Hyper Adventure. The digital-only concept was designed for those who enjoy outdoor adventures and an eco-friendly lifestyle, and looks like an electric Qashqai from the distant future. The exterior of the Hyper Adventure adopts an evolved version of Nissan's styling language. The sculpted front end does without the V-motion grille and features rather complex LED headlights.

The interior looks more futuristic than the exterior, with a widescreen covering most of the dashboard and a head-up display. The yoke steering wheel folds and hides away when the vehicle is in autonomous mode. Extensive use of ambient lighting highlights the materials used for the upholstery which are combined with straps on the base of the seats. According to Nissan, the Hyper Adventure has enough space to carry outdoor equipment like tents, skis, or a kayak.

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