This is the fourth electric prototype from Nissan in 2023, and it is aimed at influencers.

In recent weeks we have been witnessing the unveiling of several concept models with which Nissan wants to showcase the technology it already uses in its cars and the design possibilities of what could arrive in a few years. We have seen three models so far, and now we get the fourth concept car, perhaps the boldest of them all. All of them will be on display at the Japan Mobility Show, so we will have images of these cars in physical form.

This fourth electric prototype from Nissan is called the Nissan Hyper Punk Concept and it is certainly striking. Its goal is to become the vehicle that content creators and influencers want to drive. A very specific target that needs certain things to enhance their image and add an extra touch to their personal brand.

Its exterior is quite striking and plays with polygonal and straight shapes, with a silver paint scheme that has the feature of changing color. The daytime running light is also original, as it is made up of several triangular-shaped LED light points located at the corners of the bumper. Other LED lights run along the front wheel arches.

The bonnet, meanwhile, is painted black, which provides a very interesting contrast at the front. There is also light in the wheels, which measure 23 inches and are made up of several illuminated triangles. Altogether they give shape to an attractive, dynamic and bold vehicle.

Inside, Nissan has also wanted to go a step further and lets the driver feel immersed in a different world. Several external cameras capture the landscape and turn it into a manga-style setting. To do this it uses artificial intelligence, so the driver feels inside an imaginary space that makes driving more special.

Being aimed at influencers and content creators, it has been designed to be a space for creating and distributing content. It features an internal lighting system that allows adjusting the light received. Of course, internet connectivity is especially important in this case.

The headrests have sensors that detect the driver’s mood, and everything in the cabin is prepared so the driver can remain relaxed and safe while driving.

Like the other three concept proposals from Nissan, this model is built on a Vehicle-to-Everything (V2E) architecture, which can supply the energy stored in the battery to any external device and even feed it back into the electricity grid.