Alright, now, after decades of dipping my toes in every sort of vehicle - whether floating on water, cruising the roads, or soaring through the skies - I must say, the thrill of a car and the hum of a motorcycle always take the crown. Yet, here we are, in an age where electric dreams zoom past the gasoline ghosts of our past. And while I've been a fan of the hum and whoosh of electric rides, one can't help but wonder if sometimes, just sometimes, manufacturers might be getting a tad carried away. Enter the Nissan Hyper Tourer.

Imagine a world where your minivan doubles as a Manga character, and you're pretty much looking at the Hyper Tourer. Nissan claims it’s inspired by traditional Japanese aesthetics, which is a rather diplomatic way of saying it would fit right into a Tokyo comic con. That sleek exterior, with those sharp character lines? They hint at comfort. To the naked eye, though, it seems more out of a Manga masterpiece. Yes, it boasts aerodynamics, but those Kumiko-patterned wheels and waistline headlights? They scream "I'm from the future, and I've watched a lot of anime."

Delving inside this futuristic machine, space is ample. Thanks to Nissan’s EV Technology Vision, it’s got a low center of gravity, ensuring that every ride is smoother than a jazz tune. But wait, there’s more! An overhead console, floor lighting doused with Japanese kumiko and koushi patterns – it’s a digital-nature party in there! 

V2X (Vehicle-to-Everything) functionality ensures that you can supply juice to your homes and offices while not cruising. But in classic concept car style, Nissan plays coy with battery details. Maybe they're hoping to install a flux capacitor, and they're waiting for Doc Brown's approval.

Now, I’ve been in vehicles of all kinds, but swiveling 360 degrees in the driver's seat? That’s new. No more awkward over-the-shoulder chats. Everyone in the back can also fiddle with a wearable display - sounds fancy, doesn't it? And if your heart's all aflutter with excitement, don't worry; the in-built AI will play some calming tunes. 

The Hyper Tourer, in all its electrifying glory, presents the road trips of tomorrow. But honestly? It's so 'tomorrow' that I reckon even in 2040, they’d say, “Man, that’s futuristic.” Nissan's bold move paints a picture of group travel that feels, well, galaxies away. I suspect they let some Manga-loving graphic designers run wild with this one. What's the next iteration? 

And there you have it! A peek into Nissan’s latest and what could be a trendsetter or, perhaps, a quirky footnote in the annals of automotive history.

Yours truly,

Captain Electro