Nissan has adopted a hybrid-focused roadmap for the next-generation GT-R in its global product strategy. While an electric version is not expected to be the priority, it is stated that they are working on a hybrid configuration powered by twin-turbo V6 technology. According to statements from senior management, they are trying to balance performance standards with emission targets.
Hybrid platform for the new generation GT-R. It is anticipated that a mid- or high-performance engine will work together. This approach aims to maintain Nissan's competitiveness in the sports car segment while also meeting its sustainability goals.
- The Nissan GT-R R36 will feature a hybrid system-focused architecture instead of a fully electric motor.
- A twin-turbo V6-based hybrid powertrain will be at the heart of the vehicle.
- The company is restructuring its sports car strategy and reviewing its product range.
The Japanese manufacturer continues its vision of carrying the GT-R legend into the future with high-performance hybrid technology. Reassessing Sports Car Strategy In this section, the brand's goal of producing performance and excitement-focused models is emphasized once again. While maintaining interest in icons of the past, the possibility of reviving older models like the Silvia is also discussed.
The search for an affordable sports car. Speaking on the subject, Nissan CEO Ivan Espinosa emphasized that projects preserving heritage value are more valuable. He stated that the priority is to preserve the original and sustainable sports car heritage, rather than modifying it and placing it in a separate class. With this strategy, the development of affordable yet highly enjoyable models targeting younger generations is planned; engineering work has accelerated to achieve this goal.
