Electrification has spread through the auto industry like wildfire, even as the US market cools. It started with economy cars and commuter appliances, moved into luxury sedans and SUVs, and eventually ...
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The Nissan GT-R has a long, storied history spread across more than 50 years. The famed Nissan GT-R has a history spanning more than 50 years. The all-wheel drive monster has its origins in a humble ...
Nissan's next GT-R may keep its old engine, using a hybrid system to supplement it. The sports car could be revived before 2030. Nissan is actively working on the next-generation GT-R. Nissan’s ...
Nissan has officially taken the wraps off the next Juke, and it looks like the company is embracing some quirkiness for its design. In official material published by Nissan, the all-new ...
Explore the legacy and performance of the Nismo R33 GT R in this detailed showcase. From engineering upgrades to timeless design, uncover the insights and trends that keep this JDM icon relevant today ...
Throughout automotive history, motorsport has been an integral part of allowing brands to strut their stuff. Of course, there are loads of different racing series' out there, and listing all of them ...
The Nissan GT-R series was born in 1969 as part of the Skyline series and was produced with interruptions until last year. What is the future hiding for the proud sports car? Only the Nissan corner ...
It’s hard to believe that cars like the Nissan Skyline from the 1990s are old enough to be collectors. Once left to the fantasies of racing videogame fans and sports car enthusiasts alike, the later ...
The Nissan GT-R will return as a turbocharged gasoline hybrid, and not as a fully electric vehicle as was teased two years ago at the Japan Mobility Show. That’s right folks, the next-generation GT-R ...
Once considered the more practical cousin in the GT-R family, the four-door versions of Nissan’s R32, R33, and R34 Skylines haven’t typically enjoyed the same spotlight as their two-door counterparts.