So apparently this is the direction Nissan could be heading with the next GT-R.
In a facebook post Nismo Australia writes:
"On June 16, we will reveal the next chapter in the Nissan story to an audience that has always shared our passion for performance." with the following photo.
Looks GT-R ish to me.
(Brightend up the photo so you can see the details)
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And in related news (from
http://www.motorauthority.com/news/1040 ... r-r36-gt-r):
"A senior Nissan executive has finally confirmed what we’ve already known for some time; that the next-generation GT-R, an R36 to all the fans, will feature a hybrid powertrain. Speaking with Autocar, Nissan executive vice president Andy Palmer said hybrid technology was beneficial for sports cars and he expected some of hybridization on the next generation of the GT-R.
“There is an inevitability about electrification of all cars in the future, and there is the very real prospect of enhancements coming from it on a sports car like the Nissan GT-R,” Palmer explained. “The electric systems can fill in the gaps in the torque curve and offer genuine performance gains, as well as lowering emissions.”
Nissan’s R36 GT-R is expected to be introduced as early as the 2016 model year and will see its development handled by NISMO for the first time. Heading the development is a man named Kinishi Tanuma, who wants to see production volumes increased for the car as well as quality and value improved."
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