Nissan’s GT-R set to return by 2030 as a plug-in hybrid

Nissan’s GT-R set to return by 2030 as a plug-in hybrid

Nissan GT-R 50 by Ital design on display at Nissan Crossing in Ginza. | Image: Stanislav Kogiku/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images Nissan’s next-generation GT-R is expected to launch by the end of the decade, and it’s not going to be a pure EV. The new R36 GT-R that will succeed the aging R35 will have a plug-in hybrid powertrain and launch in three to five years, according to Nissan’s chief planning officer, Ponz Pandikuthira, speaking to…

Nissan Plans To Turn The Iconic GT-R Into A Plug-in Hybrid By 2030 - Stuff South Africa

Every car maker has that one vehicle that is spoken of in awe. Ford has the Mustang. Audi has the R8. Toyota has the Supra. Datsun has the 240Z. Nissan has the GT-R, a ride that has featured in more than a few movies and games that involve massive speakers and neon lights. The last on this list is heading back to markets with a little something extra — hybrid capabilities. That’s according to Nissan North America’s planning head, Ponz Pandikuthi…

Nissan says next GT-R could share a platform with Honda NSX

Remember when Nissan and Honda’s merger talks fell apart earlier this year? Unsurprisingly the two companies are still talking, and as one senior Nissan exec revealed, one of the potential projects the two juggernauts could collaborate on is their respective … Continue reading →

Nissan GT-R R36 first details, including release date – report

Nissan says the GT-R will be back with hybrid power and boldy promises it will once again be faster than a Porsche 911 around the famous Nurburgring race track. The Nissan GT-R supercar will return packing Porsche-pummelling hybrid power according to the car maker’s United States (US) chief product planner. The Porsche 911-rivalling Nissan R35 GT-R was unveiled in 2007 with the final versions set to be built in Japan this year, the supercar gra…

Nissan confirms next-gen 2028 GT-R going hybrid

The current R35 iteration is saying good-bye, but the R36 won't show up for another 3 to 5 years—possibly as an Acura NSX platform-mate