Test drive: 2022 Nissan Frontier
The 2022 Nissan Frontier combines new styling and tech with a proven platform and leaps near the front of the midsize class, says Fox News Autos Editor Gary Gastelu
Nissan is living its best #vanlife … in Japan.
The Nissan Mountain Base is an off-road work station. (Nissan)
The automaker has revealed two camping van concepts it will be debuting at January's Tokyo Auto Salon show.
The Nissan Myroom's conventional exterior hides a hotel room inside. (Nissan)
The Mountain Base and Myroom are based on the NV350 Caravan minivan that's not sold in the U.S.
The Nissan Mountain Base has a built-in table and work bench. (Nissan)
The Mountain Base has a rugged look with off-road wheels and tires, protective bumpers and wood paneling along with a massive deployable solar panel on the roof. The interior is equipped with a built-in bench and table that can be used as a very remote workstation and a widescreen TV it demonstrates with a fireplace display.
The Nissan Myroom is equipped with a bed, sofa, shelves and drawers. (Nissan)
The Myroom is more of a chic hotel on wheels, with a light wood-trimmed interior, couch, mattress, storage under the floor, drawers and, oddly, a magazine rack-style bookshelf.
Nissan's Office Pod envisioned the ultimate remote work setup. (Nissan)
The designs follow the Office Pod van Nissan created for the virtual show held last January, which has a slide-out desk section and rooftop sundeck.
There are no plans for production of the vehicles, but they do offer ideas for potential custom builds.