The 2025 Nissan GT-R launched in Japan today, and it will be a limited production run, possibly even the last one for the R35 model. Fans wanting the new Blue Heaven interior color will have to shell out at least $105,122 USD for the Premium Edition.
It’s no Nissan GT-R, but this Nissan X-Trail Mountain Rescue concept is the world’s first and only. This bespoke vehicle boasts e-4ORCE technology, which will definitely come in handy at European ski slopes this winter for mountain rescue needs.
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This custom-built R32 Nissan Skyline GT-R Safari Edition by Adam LZ is designed to go off-road, with power coming from a Garrett GTX3576 Gen 2 turbocharged 2.6L RB26DETT 6-cylinder engine with a tuned ECU by Monster Performance making 500 hp.
Camshop’s R34 Nissan Skyline GT-R tissue box holder just might be the coolest we’ve seen yet, and it comes in Sonic Silver, Bayside Blue as well as Black Pearl colors. There are two issues: it will cost you nearly $47 USD and that does not include the shipping cost.
Artisan Vehicle Design plans on building 36-units of their Nissan GT-R ‘R34 Skyline‘ edition, and for those lucky few, it most certainly will be worth the money. It will come in either a Track Package or Ultimate Package, both with a full carbon fiber body kit.
The Nissan Hyper Force Concept, developed together with the NISMO racing team, previews what future GT-R models could look like. Power comes from an all-solid-state battery that can generate up to 1,341hp (1,000kW) with precise and extreme acceleration, while Nissan’s e-4ORCE all-wheel control technology ensures exceptional handling at the track as well as on winding canyon roads.