The next-generation Nissan GT-R is beginning to take shape, and instead of moving to a fully electric setup, the upcoming R36 ...

Nissan’s R36 GT-R supercar is coming and will be an all-new beast, well mostly, according to the company’s senior executive. We think you’ll like what hasn’t changed in this next generation.

Introduced in 1989, the Skyline GTS-t was a performance-focused model sitting below the GT-R in the lineup. In the words of ...

According to recent statements from Nissan North America's chief planning officer Ponz Pandikuthira, the automotive world can ...

The all-new GT-R will receive a new powertrain, for the most part. Pandikuthira said that the VR38 engine from the R35 is too ...

A Nissan exec says the GT-R's return is a matter of when, not if, and the next-gen car will remain a budget supercar slayer.

The Nissan R36 GT-R "powertrain's going to be mostly new," Nissan America's boss exclusively told The Drive.

Some key takeaways are the indication that a hybrid twin-turbocharged V-6 powertrain is more likely than a pure-EV offering.

Godzilla could keep the V38 engine, but upgrade the internals and add on hybrid power to meet global emissions standards.

We’ve known for a while that Nissan is working on the next GT-R, even as earlier plans hinted at an all-electric future for ...

Godzilla will be sticking to good 'ol internal combustion after all.