Photo: Nissan
Although we can say all the world's carmakers are part of a big party called the automotive industry, we don't see a particular manufacturer as a party-hard adept. But somehow, some car brands manage to put the party where their cars are.
Last month or so, Daimler took the smart fortwo and transformed it into a pocket disco pumping 5,720 Watts, after a collabo with JBL. As you could expect, the city car was fitted with 16 loudspeakers, five amplifiers pumping a sound pressure of up to 150 dB, and two subwoofers each measuring 30 cm in diameter. But disco isn't just about sound.
Nissan, however, took a more libertine approach and added lights and other gizmos to the equation, using the all-electric e-NV200. Also, they named the final product PART eVAN and are planning to reveal it before the UEFA Champions League Final between FC Barcelona and Juventus Torino kicks off this Saturday.
As hard as it might by to believe, the car can be easily considered a mobile club and features disco goodies such as a disco ball solar panel array on the roof and a DJ booth. Allow us to add that the disco van will travel throughout Europe and will even stop in Le Mans for this year's 24 Hours Race so be on the lookout.
You can find the rest of the fitments in the list below:
- Cocktail maker that will supply electric-inspired cocktails
- Two independent augmented reality screens on the side panels of the vehicle that allow users to join their own party in a virtual reality
- LED dance floor at the back of the vehicle
- fridge for drinks
- six-metre high light-up canopy
Nissan, however, took a more libertine approach and added lights and other gizmos to the equation, using the all-electric e-NV200. Also, they named the final product PART eVAN and are planning to reveal it before the UEFA Champions League Final between FC Barcelona and Juventus Torino kicks off this Saturday.
As hard as it might by to believe, the car can be easily considered a mobile club and features disco goodies such as a disco ball solar panel array on the roof and a DJ booth. Allow us to add that the disco van will travel throughout Europe and will even stop in Le Mans for this year's 24 Hours Race so be on the lookout.
You can find the rest of the fitments in the list below:
- Cocktail maker that will supply electric-inspired cocktails
- Two independent augmented reality screens on the side panels of the vehicle that allow users to join their own party in a virtual reality
- LED dance floor at the back of the vehicle
- fridge for drinks
- six-metre high light-up canopy
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