What are the pros of Nissan Hyper Force?

Staggering 1,341 horsepower output , Revolutionary all-solid-state battery technology , Advanced e-4ORCE all-wheel control system , Active aerodynamics with plasma actuators , Innovative GT and R dual-mode cockpit design

What are the cons of Nissan Hyper Force?

Concept vehicle not available for retail purchase , Production timeline subject to solid-state battery maturity , Limited real-world availability

Nissan Hyper Force Concept Review — Specs, 1,341 HP EV

Ratings

4.9 Expert Rating

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Category Scores

Performance 10.0

Comfort 8.0

Safety 9.5

Fuel Economy 9.8

Technology 10.0

Maintenance 8.5

Reliability 9.0

Interior 9.5

Exterior 10.0

Value 9.0

Specifications

Charging

Battery Technology	All-solid-state battery
Charging Speed	Ultra-fast rapid charging capability
Energy Density	High-density solid electrolyte
Plug type	CCS / NACS Compatible (Concept)

Battery

Battery pack	All-solid-state battery system
Battery type	Solid-state
Thermal management	Advanced liquid-free solid electrolyte cooling

Dimensions

Length	Concept Spec
Width	Concept Spec
Height	Concept Spec
Construction	High-strength lightweight carbon fiber
Wheels	Lightweight carbon fiber aero wheels

Safety

Autonomous tech	Advanced autonomous drive with hyper LIDAR
Sensor array	Comprehensive road and circuit sensor suite
Driver assists	Nissan Intelligent Mobility safety suite

Engine & Performance

EngineDual Motor High-Output EV

Horsepower1,341 hp (1,000 kW)

TorqueConcept High-Output lb-ft

Fuel TypeElectric

TransmissionSingle-speed direct drive

Drive TypeAWD (e-4ORCE)

MileageN/A (Concept EV)

AccelerationSub-2.0 sec estimated (0-60 mph)

Top Speed200+ mph estimated

Emissions0 g/mi

BatteryAll-Solid-State Battery

ChargingUltra-fast high-rate DC charging

Range (EV)Extended range via solid-state density

Fuel Economy

Fuel TypeElectric

MileageN/A (Concept EV)

Emissions0 g/mi

BatteryAll-Solid-State Battery

ChargingUltra-fast high-rate DC charging

Range (EV)Extended range via solid-state density

Safety

Hyper LIDAR autonomous sensor suite
Advanced circuit-optimized safety monitoring

Technology

Polyphony Digital Gran Turismo cockpit interface
AR helmet integration for virtual racing
Dual-mode GT and R cabin display layouts

Ownership

Lightweight carbon fiber bucket seats
Four-point racing seat belts
Ambient color-shifting cabin lighting

Monitor Nissan's rollout of solid-state battery technology and upcoming production sports car developments.

Expert Review

By FindEdition Auto Team

4.9 / 10 expert score

Overview

The Nissan Hyper Force is a visionary all-electric high-performance supercar concept designed to showcase the ultimate potential of future zero-emissions sports engineering.

Driving Experience

Equipped with 1,341 horsepower, e-4ORCE all-wheel control, and active aerodynamics with plasma actuators to deliver unparalleled track and road grip.

Charging & Range

Features revolutionary all-solid-state battery technology engineered to triple charging speeds and maximize energy density.

Pros

Staggering 1,341 horsepower output
Revolutionary all-solid-state battery technology
Advanced e-4ORCE all-wheel control system
Active aerodynamics with plasma actuators
Innovative GT and R dual-mode cockpit design

Cons

Concept vehicle not available for retail purchase
Production timeline subject to solid-state battery maturity
Limited real-world availability

Verdict

A breathtaking visionary preview of the next-generation high-performance electric supercar, combining 1,341 horsepower with cutting-edge solid-state battery tech.

Pricing Intelligence

FinanceConcept vehicle — not for retail sale

LeaseNot available

TaxesN/A

Product Intelligence

Buying Recommendation

As a concept vehicle, the Hyper Force is not available for purchase, but its technological innovations preview upcoming Nissan performance models later this decade.

Ownership Cost

Monitor Nissan's rollout of solid-state battery technology and upcoming production sports car developments.

Charging

Ultra-fast high-rate DC charging

Alternatives

As a concept vehicle, the Hyper Force is not available for purchase, but its technological innovations preview upcoming Nissan performance models later this decade.

vs traditional supercars: Hyper Force redefines acceleration and handling limits through advanced EV torque vectoring and solid-state efficiency.