It's finally time to live out your dream of becoming Batman. The Nismo, Nissan's very first futuristic-looking smartwatch, will make you feel like Bruce Wayne himself

With everyone in the tech industry clamoring to get a piece of the nascent wearables market, perhaps it shouldn't be a surprise that automakers want in on the action, too. Today, Nissan is announcing that it's working on a concept to connect drivers with their sports cars in heretofore unexplored ways. The company says it's drawing from its experience on the racetrack to provide non-professionals with biometric data it hopes will make them perform better behind the wheel.
After what many felt was a lackluster entry into the smart watch market with the Galaxy Gear, Samsung left the door wide open for other competitors. Many thought it would come in the form of the Apple iWatch, but few, if any, suspected a worthy competitor from an automobile company.
Yet, here's the Nismo, a sleek new smart watch introduced by Nissan on Monday ahead of the Frankfurt Motor Show, which begins Tuesday. Nismo helps drivers connect to their Nissan car with real-time data.
The Nissan Nismo detects the average speed and fuel consumption of the vehicle to monitor fuel efficiency. The Nissan Nismo smart watch can display performance data of the Nissan vehicle (such as average and top speeds), track the driver’s biometric data via the heart rate and display in-car alerts from Nissan.
 will be available in three colors: black, white and the flagship black and red, which is shown in the official video.