Given these premises, it is not surprising to hear rumors regarding the future of the Nissan GT-R, the car that since 2007 - when it was presented at the Tokyo Motor Show - entered the heart of enthusiasts thanks to technical equipment and supercar performance, at a much lower price than the most famous brands. The GT-R proved to be a time-tested car that flows; think that since its release in 2008 it was practically not updated until 2016, 8 years later, demonstrating the goodness of the Nissan project. The rumors will taste a little bittersweet for GT-R fans; in fact, according to some rumors, the R35 version is destined to retire in the near future, replaced by a new version scheduled for 2023. Official information is still hiding, so we do not know if Nissan will use the classic 3.8-liter V6 twin-turbo engine. displacement combined with some electrification system, or whether it will undertake to create a new engine designed specifically for the new Nissan GT-R R36.
Without a doubt integrate an electrical system in a car like the GT- R would give it a further boost, as well as a breath of fresh air that would allow the car to be sold more easily even on the European market where anti-pollution regulations are clipping the wings of many high performance cars.
With a current price of just under € 110,000 and a top speed of 315 kilometers per hour, the Nissan GT-R truly delivers supercar performance and driving sensations.