That same brand has just given the electric treatment to its legendary Skyline GT-R R32 model, a car that will be unveiled at the upcoming Tokyo Auto Salon in early January. That’s the model born in 1989 that was originally powered by a 276-hp twin-turbo 2.6-liter straight-6 and featured in the Fast and Furious franchise in ‘Furious 7’ from 2015.

While most enthusiasts probably aren’t keen on seeing a classic GT-R lose its inline-six heart, an electric Skyline is somewhat of an interesting proposition. The car’s smooth power delivery and all-wheel-drive character can theoretically be recreated with modern electric motor controllers, albeit without the sweet sound or texture of the RB.

Nissan has unveiled plans for its lineup at the upcoming Tokyo Auto Salon, featuring a modified R32 Skyline GT-R converted into a full electric vehicle (EV).

The star is undoubtedly an R32 Skyline GT-R that has been transformed into an EV. The project began in March of 2023 and has been prominently featured on social media in Japan ove

Here’s something that might just bring internet commenters and animal rights charities together in their fury – it turns out Nissan has been force-feeding Godzilla with batteries. Poor giant, prehistoric, nuclear monster thing.

Retromodding is the hot new trend these days, and there's certainly no shortage of projects that try to breathe new life into ageing cars. Some of them

No official technical details have been revealed yet, but it won’t be surprising if it’ll borrow bits from the Ariya Nismo. If that proves to be the case, it’ll have power figures deserving of a GT-R—435 horsepower and 600 Nm of torque. Moreover, it’ll have a dedicated “Nismo” mode and of course, the brand’s advanced e-4orce all-wheel drive system.

Even though the fate of Nissan is hanging by a thread, the legendary Japanese manufacturer is gearing up for Tokyo Auto Salon 2025. Nissan is about to turn up the heat with two jaw-dropping sections on the showroom floor,