Nissan Unveils Bold, Futuristic EV Hyper Force

Nissan’s 1,300hp Concept: On Road and Track, Plus Virtual.

The present incarnation of the Nissan GT-R has had a great performance indeed, but all signs point towards combustion engine sports cars becoming a thing of the past. With the current electric revolution still in full swing, it could be time for Nissan to reconsider their most intense car model. Not long ago at Japan’s Mobility Show, the Nissan Hyper Force concept was presented; though this does not necessarily mean an electrified GT-R is on its way, it clearly speaks to the automotive manufacturer’s vision of making thrilling mobility accessible to everyone via electric automobiles. Those attending the show are in luck – the concept will be open to public viewing from October 28th until November 5th at Nissan’s East Hall 4 display.

The Nissan Hyper Force is the product of a joint effort between the Japanese automotive giant and Polyphony Digital Inc., the creators of Gran Turismo video gaming. Its architecture and features are crafted for racing admirers and gamers who crave to have the racetrack experience without causing damage to the environment.

Consequently, Nissan created an idea beyond that of a phenomenal car. The Hyper Force might be included in the directory of innovation-evoking electric hypercars due to its remarkable performance. This vision incorporates a high-yielding all-electric powertrain, utilizing a lithium-ion battery, which supplies approximately 1,359 hp. Nissan’s e-4ORCE four-wheel control engineering and lightweight carbon body permits sensational maneuverability and action across highways and on the racetrack.

In terms of design, the Hyper Force has wide dimensions and cutting-edge characteristics, incorporating some design components drawn from Nissan’s ultra-high-performance automobiles, including a portion of the GT-R’s body. Its external is exceptionally streamlined and is capable of generating major downforce in multiple sections.

Reveal! Nissan Hyper Force concept | Nissan

Nissan has programmed two distinct driving modes – R (Racing) and GT (Grand Touring) – into the Hyper Force. These settings alter the behaviour of the hyper EV, by making changes to a variety of controls. Moreover, the graphical user interface adjusts its colour and the shown information depending on the mode being used. In this manner, the Hyper Force provides the driver with the most important data relevant for each setting.

Upon cessation of action, the Hyper Force morphs into a highly intuitive simulation gaming console. Equipped with a VR helmet featuring blind visors, any driver has direct access to an incredible driving experience. Aspiring racers can engage in competitions against the clock or challenge other online gamers – some professional – on any track without actually driving on it. The Hyper Force is really revolutionizing how we experience and appreciate virtual racing, which is why it will be on display at The Japan Mobility Show from October 28th until November 5th.

Leaf, the leading electric carThe universally-acclaimed Nissan Leaf is the largest selling electric automobile out there. Boasting groundbreaking battery technology and well-lauded from both environmentalists and drivers alike, this auto electrifies the streets with its exceptional performance. Offering an impressive selection of features, owners of the Leaf are proud to own the excellent quality that comes with the name.The illustrious Nissan Leaf is a veritable leader in the electrified car marketplace. With its cutting-edge battery engineering, it has been saluted widely by both eco-activists and motorists. This eye-catching vehicle electrifies roadways around the world with outstanding performance that stands far above the competition. It packs an abundance of fantastic features that serve to make the possession of such a top-notch auto even more worthwhile.