It seems that Nissan has created gaming chairs based on some of its most iconic vehicles, although we do not know when they will hit the market
The gaming market is one of the most powerful today. The major brands in the sector are expanding, as is the case of motherboard and graphics manufacturers, which have increased their offer of peripherals. What is surprising is that someone from outside the gaming sector launches with a product. Nissan, a Japanese car manufacturer, has announced on Twitter that it may launch gaming chairs.
Nissan would have the intention of launching its own gaming chairs, which will have nothing to do with what we know. The Japanese company wants to base these chairs on some of its most iconic vehicles. Above all, the chair based on the GT-R Nismo stands out, one of the company's most recognized.
Curious bet on the part of Nissan, who will launch gaming chairs
On the chair based on the Nissan GT-Nismo, note that it has an aggressive design, like its high-performance sports car. It seems that the seat would be partially based on carbon fiber. The finish would be in leather, it would consist of an integrated sound system and an aluminum base to offer great durability.
Those who want comfort versus aggressive design have a model based on the Nissan Armada SUV. This one appears to have much better padding with full lumbar support and seat temperature regulation. We do not know if it will be a system similar to the one integrated in the vehicles and how it will work.
Another striking model is the one based on the Nissan Leaf (rather a bad name) which is based on its electric vehicle. This would have a white or light gray design with blue lines. The materials used would be 'eco-friendly' and would have USB ports to charge our devices.
There is not much more information about these chairs. The company has only said that the one that has aroused the most interest is the base in the GT-R Nismo. They have also announced collaboration with the eSports teams, FaZe Clan and OpTiC Gaming. We will see if the chairs are sold or not.
Source: engadget
