An early look at the Y64 Patrol? Nissan Hyper Adventure concept previews the all-electric off-roading that's coming soon

Nissan has unveiled its second "digital concept" in the lead-up to the Japan Mobility Show, this time previewing the future of all-electric off-roading with the Hyper Adventure concept.

We know now that the Y63 Nissan Patrol will forgo the Y62's petrol V8 in favour of a downsized twin-turbo V6, but the brand has now given us our first glimpse at what awaits for the Y64 and beyond, promising it's Hyper Adventure concept will "support a wide range of outdoor adventures comfortably, safely and with a good supply of energy".

The concept is set-up for the ultimate in practicality, including the falcon-style rear doors that open skywards, facilitating easy, unfettered access to the cabin.

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At the rear, "automatic extendable and retractable steps" drop from beneath the boot area, doubling as seats or as easier access to the storage area.

Another handy trick are the crampons fitted to the wheels and bumpers, meaning you can "drive through snowy areas with power and ease", while the bench backseat swivels 180 degrees, so passengers can sit facing backwards, but also maximises the interior space for skis and kayaks.

All of that is nice, but unlikely to ever see production. What will feed future Nissan product though is the idea that the Hyper Adventure doubles as a mobile electricity source to power your outdoor activities.

Fitted with a "large-capacity battery" that doubles as a power source thanks to the Hyper Adventure's V2X (vehicle to anything) capability, the off-road SUV can "power up their gadgets, light up campsites, or even recharge their electric jet skis".

"Whether it’s a weekend jaunt to the local mountains or a months-long journey to a remote locale, the Nissan Hyper Adventure’s primary objective is to accommodate the diverse needs of those who love the outdoors," says Nissan.

"Extended time on the road requires energy, so the Nissan Hyper Adventure concept and its V2X (vehicle-to-everything) technology are envisioned to sustain electricity needs anytime and anywhere while still being respectful of the environment."

The Hyper Adventure will debut in digital form on the Nissan stand at the Tokyo auto show later this month.