Nissan's AC system hydrates your skin
In addition to improving its captains chairs with extendable leg-rests and seats that heat faster, Nissan has developed technology that diffuses into the vehicle cabin breathable vitamin C that can help improve skin moisture.
Ride comfort isn't just about suspension--it's also about well-proportioned ergonomic seats, temperature control, and most recently, skin hydration.
In addition to improving its captain seat with extendable leg-rests and faster heating elements, Nissan has developed technology that diffuses into the vehicle cabin breathable vitamin C that can supposedly help improve skin moisture.
Nissan has already implemented in the Fuga its "Forest AC" air conditioning system, which aims to recreate the breezes, temperature, humidity, and aroma of natural forests, and the carmaker is taking its environmental optimization to the next level with its new Advanced Climate Control System. The system enables the occupants to control the temperature, vitamin C Plasmacluster Ions generator, and grape polyphenol clean air filter, according to a news release.
Designed by Sharp, the system's highly concentrated Plasmacluster Ions are used to reduce airborne bacteria and mold levels; control odors; and deactivate allergens in the air, and recently research has reportedly shown that they help keep the skin naturally moisturized. The system also uses sensors to detect other noxious odors from farms or factories outside and automatically switches on the ventilation system.
(Source: Daily Mail)