Reflecting on the future of one of Japan's most iconic nameplates and where Godzilla could be heading next.

The upcoming R36 GT-R has to be one of the most highly anticipated supercars in recent times. Nissan has been working on a complete redesign for its flagship model for a while now. Looking back at Nissan's history, the Skyline GT-R, which has long been the icon of Nissan's sports car lineup, is currently in the third generation of models with the GT-R nameplate.

Following the first generation from 1969 to 1973 and the second generation from 1989 to 2002. The third-gen model has been around for 15 years after its release in 2007. In fact, the Nissan GT-R R35 is one of the Japanese automaker's models with the longest product cycle. Over the years, Nissan has made slight improvements to this Japanese treasure, giving the GT-R numerous facelifts with the most recent one being the 2024 Nissan GT-R R35 unveiled at the Tokyo Auto salon. A new model is now long overdue.

TheBest Car Scoop team from Japan has scoured the web and beyond; for more on the upcoming Nissan GT-R, and they have received some interesting news! It's the most recent information on the highly anticipated GT-R R36. So, what will become of this illustrious model? We've got lots of the latest stuff you don't want to miss, from rumors about the powerplant to the design of the forthcoming GT-R!

R36 Nissan GT-R: Everything You Need to Know - Original Article by Khris Bharath: https://www.topspeed.com/r36-nissan-g...

Written by: Moses
VO by: Tim Blaine
Edited by: Brian Mallozzi

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