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CTOnews.com, October 25 (Xinhua)-- Nissan unveiled a stunning electric supercar concept car, the Hyper Force, at the Tokyo Motor Show. From the appearance, we can see that it has a close relationship with Nissan's iconic performance model GT-R, with a red and white GT-R Logo on the front, giving us a preview of the future pure electric GT-R.

The Hyper Force concept car is driven by four motors and has a total power of an astonishing 1000 kilowatts, more than twice that of the current GT-R Nismo. The car uses solid-state battery technology, a battery solution being developed by Nissan for pickups, off-road vehicles and sports cars. The vehicle is also equipped with an e-4orce four-wheel drive system, which can automatically distribute power according to road conditions.

The design of the Hyper Force concept car obviously draws on the elements of GT-R, such as the styling of founder and four round taillights. The body is made of carbon fiber and has an advanced aerodynamics kit designed by the Nismo Racing Division, including variable front wings, wheel eyebrow vents, rear spoiler and double-layer rear diffuser.

CTOnews.com noted that the concept car also had a futuristic cockpit, which Nissan said was inspired by racing video games and that the screen was created in collaboration with the production team of Sony PlayStation game "Gran Turismo". Nissan said that when parking, the "driver" wears a "special head display" with virtual reality technology, and the cab can be turned into a racing simulator.

The Hyper Force concept car has two driving modes: r (track) and GT (travel). In R mode, the dashboard displays a variety of racing-related information, such as tire temperature, air pressure, brake disc temperature, power distribution and so on. In GT mode, the dashboard becomes simple and clear, providing information needed for comfortable driving, such as air conditioning, sound, suspension and stabilizer settings. In addition, the car also has self-driving technology, equipped with lidar and multiple sensors to ensure a high level of safety on roads and tracks.

Nissan said the Hyper Force concept car showed "Nissan's vision for the next generation of all-electric high-performance supercar", but did not say whether the car would be put into production. According to Japanese media reports, the GT-R may be replaced in 2028 and become a four-door electric sports car to compete with Porsche Taycan.

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