The Nissan Frontier Rapid Runner concept, revealed at the 2025 SEMA Show, redefines adventure mobility. With 37-inch tires, widened axles, and NISMO off-road gear, it’s purpose-built for explorers who chase rapids and rugged trails alike.
The Forsberg Racing NISMO GT-Z, unveiled at the 2025 SEMA Show, reimagines the Nissan Z NISMO as a purpose-built race car. With NISMO suspension, exhaust upgrades, and competition-ready tuning, it marks the next chapter in Nissan’s motorsport evolution.
The Forsberg Racing Patrol concept revives the legendary Y60-generation Nissan Patrol with a 1,000-horsepower turbocharged inline-six. Merging vintage toughness with NISMO innovation, it’s a modern monster built for any terrain.
The Nissan Dune Patrol concept, unveiled at the 2025 SEMA Show, pays homage to the brand’s desert racing heritage. With a custom long-travel suspension, NISMO off-road components, and 37-inch tires, it’s a rugged yet refined machine built for the harshest terrain.
Explore the legacy of the 2002 Nissan Skyline GT-R R34, the final and most refined expression of the legendary GT-R line before the R35. This model solidified the “Godzilla” nickname, blending racing technology, a classic straight-six twin-turbo engine, and advanced AWD into a truly iconic performance machine.
The 1979 Nissan Silvia marked a turning point in the S-series lineage, blending sharp styling, engineering evolution, and a dual body lineup that defined its era. Featuring coupe and hatchback versions, it reflected Nissan’s drive to merge elegance with practicality in the late 1970s.
The all-new Nissan Elgrand 2026 debuts in Japan with electrified power, intelligent systems, and luxurious family comfort. Its fourth-generation design blends Japanese heritage with advanced technology, delivering refined performance, intelligent features, and a serene cabin experience.
Discover the engineering brilliance and cultural impact of the 1991 Nissan Skyline GT-R. The R32 model set new performance standards globally. This Japanese icon, codenamed Godzilla, dominated motorsports with its revolutionary all-wheel-drive system and legendary twin-turbo engine.
Nissan celebrates 25 years of the X-Trail, tracing its journey from the rugged T30 of 2000 to the modern T33. Combining adventure, versatility, and innovation, the X-Trail continues to embody Nissan’s pioneering SUV spirit through four generations of evolution.
The lineage of the famous performance car begins in 1957, not as a Nissan, but as the creation of the Prince Motor Company. This original 1957 Nissan Skyline was a far cry from the Godzilla that would shock the automotive world decades later, instead aiming for the luxury sedan segment. Its design, inspired by 1950s American cars, featured tail fins and chrome.