Nissan won't 'half bake' the redesign of its flagship supercar
The six-figure monster is in long need of an update
Source: wenatcheeworld.com
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The six-figure monster is in long need of an update
Nissan is readying new-generation electric car technology that would meet the demands and expectations of an all-electric GT-R halo.
Nissan will bring out plug-in hybrid models soon, with the Mitsubishi Triton-twinning next-gen Navara ute expected to be one of the first.
Nissan won't pour more money into developing new petrol and diesel engines, while other Japanese brands explore alternative fuels.
Nissan will continue building Nismo-enhanced performance flagships even as it expands its electric car plans.