The famous Japanese Automobile giant, Nissan has introduced its Nissan Forum Concept with a higher level of dramatic styling through its wide stance, high beltline, wide-open visibility and an aggressive front end appearance, targeting a next-generation family minivan.

According to the company, the new concept car also employs Nissan’s advanced Around View Monitor (AVM) system that includes front, side and rear-mounted cameras as well as an advanced controller which combines the images together to give the driver a unique view of all four sides of the vehicle, aiming to reduce driver blind spots when parking. In addition, the Forum concept also includes a Kids Cam feature for parents to monitor the rear cabin.

“From a conceptual standpoint, FORUM is closer to a family limousine than the minivans Gen Xers have grown up with. But unlike a real limo – or sometimes traditional minivans – the FORUM driver is just as important as the passengers,” said Rachel Nguyen, director, Advanced Planning and Strategy, Nissan North America, Inc. “It offers a sophisticated space for adults and an engaging space for children – allowing both groups to enjoy themselves in their own individualistic ways while being connected in one vehicle. Like every Nissan, this dramatic FORUM Concept combines passionate driving, emotive design and an abundance of advanced, user-friendly technology.”

The Nissan Forum Concept which looks like the future of family transportation is scheduled to appear at Detroit Motor Show in coming January and you also can watch a video of the cool drive below.