Nissan has closed the order book for its iconic R35-generation GT-R after 18 years of production. The automaker’s Japanese website noted it received all the orders it could handle through the model’s ...

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The order books on the R35-generation Nissan GT-R have officially closed in Japan. With no replacement in sight and Nissan's shaky financials, this might be it for the sports car also known as ...

After just over 17 years in production, the Nissan GT-R is bowing out with twin-turbo petrol power – but an electric rebirth seems likely.

The Nissan Hyper Force concept at last year’s Tokyo motor show previewed the potential future of the GT-R as a 1000kW electric coupe, with reports from Japan claiming the R36 generation model will ...

It is this wild supercar that is expected to evolve into the R36 GT-R, which will likely then take the reins as Nissan's halo car, showcasing the manufacturer's cutting-edge technology.

Now, as Nissan prepares to develop an all-new R36 flagship, the automaker released a statement confirming its demise: "We have received many orders for the Nissan GT-R and have now finished ...

The GT-R R35 had been around since 2007. Now, we say goodbye to the beloved Godzilla and wait for the R36. The model's enthusiasts are quite skeptical about Nissan's plans for the next generation ...

This wild supercar is expected to evolve into the R36 GT-R, which will likely take the reins as Nissan’s halo car and showcase their cutting-edge technology. Future Cars: Envisioning An ...

A next-generation GT-R (R36) could arrive in 2028, featuring a fully electric powertrain as previewed by the Hyper Force Concept. Nissan ended North American production in October 2024 ...

What might the GT-R R36 portend? There’s every chance in the world it will be an outrageous supercar that showcases a raft of technology – including electrification. That doesn’t mean ...