Nissan Gt R

To mark the end of GT-R R35's production, Nissan USA has announced two exclusive editions: the Skyline and Takumi. Let's look at these special versions in detail.

The Nissan Hyper Force EV concept gets a massive rear wing, front canards, electrically operated vents, carbon fibre wheels, and a dual-level rear diffuser.

Nissan has unveiled the Japan-spec 2021 GT-R and alongside the updated standard line-up, Nissan has also thrown in two limited grades this time, namely the GT-R Premium Edition T-spec and GT-R Track Edition Engineered by NISMO T-spec.

Nissan’s supercar slayer dons a celebratory limited production run GT-R50 Italdesign suit to mark 50 years of the GT/R and its previous Skyline name. No guesses for how many units of the special edition GT-R’50’ will be made. Nissan initially opened

The Nissan GT-R50 by Italdesign will see a limited production run of just 50 units; customisation options available for the production-spec model. After presenting the hand-made iteration of the GT-R at this year's Goodwood Festival of Speed.

The Nissan GT-R50 will make its world debut at this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed on July 12, 2018. The limited run, hand-built iteration of the GT-R has been given a green light for production with no more than 50 units planned.

To celebrate 50 years of both brands, Italidesign and Nissan have collaborated to give us the ultimate GT-R. With 2018 making the 50th anniversary of Italidesign and Nissan’s nameplate of the GT-R, both companies have decided to work together and commemorate the occasion with a new car.

In our December '17 issue, not only do we present the ‘Best of 2017’ awards, but also sit down with their top managements to get a sense of the year gone past and also how they view their prospects for the year ahead. Here is what they had to say

Godzilla has been a long-time coming in the Indian market. And, of course, its legend well precedes it. Nissan took the plunge and finally introduced the GT-R in the Indian market over the past year, and in that time this very machine has been the protagonist of two of our cover stories.

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