The clock is ticking away for when the next Godzilla makes its official debut.
It's been confirmed that the next-generation Nissan GT-R will adopt hybrid technology in order to achieve an even greater level of bonkers performance. Just like the Ferrari LaFerrari, Nissan will use those batteries as a way to boost power and speed. And yes, fuel economy will improve. What we haven't heard all that much about is the next GT-R's styling. While it'll certainly retain that distinct Japanese supercar killer styling, Nissan has kept the exterior design under lock and key.
Fortunately, rendering artist Wild Speed has just published his vision of what the car may look like, and it's basically an evolution of the current design. Whether this is the design path Nissan has chosen or if there's something even more radical-looking coming is still a mystery, but what we can confirm is that the R36 GT-R will have an output of at least 600 horsepower. Expect to see Nissan reveal the next GT-R sometime later next year.
Jay Traugott was just nine years old when his grandfather gave him his first auto magazine which began his passion for cars. He was raised in Toledo, Ohio, the home of Jeep and the people who love them. After wrapping up a degree in Communications and English at Ohio University, he worked in online media and advertising for several years before making the switch to automotive journalism. He's been with CarBuzz since 2010.
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