Independent Finnish automotive design & development

Old Soul.
Modern Precision.

OEM+ components and driver interfaces developed around Japanese performance cars — with the Nissan Skyline R34 GT-T as the first development platform.

Designed to feel native.

MIDESU is built around refined integration rather than universal styling. The goal is simple: preserve the character of the original car while adding usability, tactile quality and visual precision.

Components are developed through manual fitment, prototyping, real-car testing and hardware refinement — not just rendered as concepts.

Graphite and bronze R34 interior trim test fit
Nissan Skyline R34 MFD Twin Gauge prototype showing oil temperature and boost
Nissan Skyline R34 MFD development

MIDESU R34 MFD platform

A modern OEM+ multifunction display developed for the Nissan Skyline R34 GT-T. The interface follows the spirit of the original R34 GT-R MFD while adding configurable views, modern hardware and MIDESU-developed display logic.

Current development

RB engine development

Powertrain preparation

Engine assembly and supporting hardware preparation for the R34 development vehicle.

Development
R34 rear quarter fabrication

Body & fitment

Rear quarter widening, wheel positioning and exterior refinement for an OEM+ final result.

In progress
R34 suspension development

Chassis setup

Suspension and brake setup work to support the final road and track-focused build.

Test fitted

From the workshop

July 2026

Gauge profile development

Twin gauge layouts, warning behaviour, peak memory logic and OEM-inspired typography refinement.

August 2026

MFD runtime refinement

Interface stability, profile switching, Data List layout and visual consistency across the display system.

2026

Interior prototype test fit

Graphite + bronze interior trim prototypes tested in the R34 cabin, including shift boot, handbrake boot and armrest cover.

Contact & inquiries

MIDESU · Built for Drivers

Product development, collaboration and technical inquiries

[email protected]