Nissan has revealed two limited-production high-performance Nismo variations of its Skyline four-door sedan… for the Japanese market solely.

The Japanese carmaker will produce 1000 examples of the Skyline Nismo, and an additional 100 examples of the Skyline Nismo Restricted. The latter is being created to commemorate the sixtieth anniversary of the S54A-1 Skyline GT.

Nissan will launch the Skyline Nismo within the Japanese market throughout September, with the Skyline Nismo Restricted coming between June and August 2024.

Headlining modifications to the Nissan Skyline Nismo is the 3.0-litre twin-turbo V6 petrol engine, which has been boosted to 309kW and 550Nm. These are the identical outputs because the lately revealed Z Nismo.

Nissan claims the engine was solely tuned by the identical engineers which are concerned in growth of the GT500 racer’s engine.

The Skyline Nismo is on the market with a seven-speed handbook or a nine-speed automated transmission, not like the Z Nismo which is just accessible with the latter. There are Regular, Sport and Sport+ drive modes.

The high-performance sedan has specifically tuned suspension and stabilisers which are claimed to cut back roll when turning and preserve monitoring on uneven street surfaces.

On the surface the Skyline Nismo comes with specifically designed Nismo entrance and rear bumpers and aspect sills with pink accents, in addition to Nismo-exclusive fog lamps.

The grille opening and the form of the interior air information have been optimised to ship extra cooling efficiency to the radiator and oil cooler, but much less air resistance.

The adhesive used on the entrance and rear home windows, which has been adopted from the GT-R Nismo, is claimed to enhance physique rigidity with out rising total car weight.

19-inch Enkei aluminium wheels come as normal and are wrapped in specifically developed tyres which are 20mm wider on the rear. The Skyline Nismo Restricted’s wheels are completed in matte gunmetal.

Offering the stopping energy are brake pads which have a friction materials that’s claimed to have “excellent fade-resistance properties”. The ABS has additionally been revised to shorten the braking distance.

Nissan has tuned the Skyline Nismo’s car dynamics management system to ship “refined controllability” on winding roads and optimising efficiency in “excessive” conditions.

On the within the Skyline Nismo has a leather-wrapped steering wheel with a pink centre mark, a 280km/h speedometer, and a red-ringed tachometer. Recaro sports activities seats with suede upholstery can be found.

The Skyline Nismo Restricted takes this a step additional with a particular label detailing the “grasp craftsperson” who assembled the engine on the Yokohama plant. There’s additionally an unique serial plate with the manufacturing quantity.

The present, thirteenth-generation Nissan Skyline was first revealed in 2014 and was on sale domestically because the Infiniti Q50 till 2019.

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