Happy 40th, NISMO. 2024 marks four decades since the founding of Nissan Motorsport, a division with a label that's been ...

The Nissan GT-R is a Japanese performance icon. Dating back to the late 1960s, the model has been among the pinnacles of what the automaker has been able to produce. The automaker is now preparing ...

competition from U.S. and Chinese-made electric vehicles — where demand itself has been in question — and slipping sales for Nissan JP:7201. Back To Top ...

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The new R32 EV has just been electrified. Launched in 1989, the Skyline GT-R R32 is arguably Nissan’s greatest ever race car. It won the Japanese Grand Touring Championship four years on the ...

Honda and Nissan are expected to discuss a plan for Honda to own a majority stake in a holding company the two Japanese automakers plan to set up in summer 2026 for their business integration ...

Nissan shares slid, heading for a two-day drop of 13%, on concern that the terms of the carmaker’s planned deal with Honda would give investors a lower stake in the proposed joint holding company.

We’re focusing on the latter today as Nissan has unveiled their lineup for the tuner-friendly show. The star is undoubtedly an R32 Skyline GT-R that has been transformed into an EV. The project ...

But there are a couple of new and interesting things, especially the Nissan Skyline GT-R R32 that the company has been converting to electric power. The custom car and aftermarket parts show is ...

Although this probably won’t be any less controversial, because an actual R32 Skyline GT-R has been converted into an EV by “a dedicated team of volunteer engineers at Nissan”. Yep ...

In August, Nissan and Honda (JP:7267) (HMC) agreed to research deeper possibilities in so-called software-defined vehicles, or automobiles that, to a large degree, can run on software upgrades.