Godzilla, the iconic Nissan GT-R, gracefully embraces its legacy while preparing to step out of the limelight. Nissan unveils the 2025 GT-R, introducing several intriguing upgrades alongside a poignant announcement of limited production and potential order constraints.
The latest iteration of the Nissan GT-R R35 makes a memorable exit, signaling the culmination of its illustrious journey. In a nod to its storied past, the Japanese automaker unveils the 2025 model year, featuring Nismo enhancements for the T-Spec and Track Edition variants.
Notably, Nissan introduces a captivating Blue Heaven interior option for the Premium Edition, a fitting tribute to the revered C1.
Distinguished by its Silver Flare Metallic exterior and adorned with blue racing stripes, the CERV I pays homage to the 1959 Chevrolet Experimental Research Vehicle (CERV), a testament to Zora Arkus-Duntov’s pioneering spirit.
Meanwhile, the Heritage Edition exudes timeless elegance with its Seawolf dark gray finish, reminiscent of the original C1. Both models receive Edge Yellow brake calipers and bespoke interior accents, delivering a captivating blend of heritage and modernity.
Despite its nostalgic undertones, the 2025 GT-R boasts formidable performance credentials, anchored by a potent V8 motor. Delivering 495 horsepower and propelled by the Z51 Performance Package, this powerhouse offers exhilarating performance on the road.
With production limited to a mere 40 units, each exemplifying Nissan’s commitment to craftsmanship and innovation, enthusiasts are poised to embrace the GT-R’s final chapter with reverence and admiration.
