If you've been eagerly following the electric vehicle trend and wondering how this will affect the minivan space, Nissan has now looked to explore just this. The car manufacturer has unveiled what it is calling the "future of premium mobility", with this being an all-electric minivan concept known as the Hyper Tourer.
The minivan will be featured at the Japan Mobility Show that is being held from next week, and as for what the car will offer, it'll have a spacious interior with a flat LED panel in the floor, on top of a fully autonomous driving system, and front seats that can swivel 360-degrees. An AI system is also said to be present in the car that monitors biometric signs, including brain waves, heart rate, breathing, and perspiration to automatically select music and lighting to suit your mood.
Nissan has said that it sees the Hyper Tourer as the way to re-envision what we expect from a road trip by combining "the comfort of a luxurious living room with the convenience of a passenger van".
This all comes shortly after Nissan lifted the curtain on the Hyper Adventure SUV concept last week, which too is looking to redefine a portion of the EV car market.