Nissan Motors has announced the introduction of the 2012 model of its flagship car the GT-R, also known as the Godzilla. The new car goes on sale in Japan latter month, while booking in rest of the world will start early next year.
The latest version of the GT-R gets 20PS more than the current model, and will now produce a mammoth 550Ps at 6400 rpm with top speed of 194 MPH. The VR38DTEE engine is also better tuned for more efficiency and lower emissions, and produces more power at high revs with improved intake efficiency. Nissan has reworked on the gearbox for better shifts, and believes that this model will handle better than the outgoing variant thanks to reinforced core structure.
Nissan GT-R Price : On the US market, a standard GT-R is priced from $89,950 for the Premium model and $95,100 for the Black Edition, but for the VVIP version, customers in Dubai will have to pay about $220,000.
Nissan claims improved efficiency and an enhanced transmission “feel” thanks to a new shift fork arm, a firmer flywheel housing bearing and a new differential oil. Nissan says the power increase is also couple with more mid- and low-torque and comes thanks to improvements in intake efficiency, lower air flow resistance and better exhaust valve cooling performance.
The automaker also says that for the RHD versions of the car, which obviously include domestic models, the suspension has been set up asymmetrically to compensate for the driver and the fact that the propeller shaft for front wheels is located on the right side of the vehicle.
Interior wise, as of now all GT-Rs will have a rear view camera installed as standard, while the Bose sound system woofers, have been changed to Bose Precision Sound System woofers that were developed for the EGOIST grade to further enhance sound quality.
Nissan is considering launching the GT-R in India for a while, and the company might just wait and offer the new model in India, post the global launch.
Nissan GT-R 2012 Photos :
Nissan GT-R Interior and Exterior Images
The latest version of the GT-R gets 20PS more than the current model, and will now produce a mammoth 550Ps at 6400 rpm with top speed of 194 MPH. The VR38DTEE engine is also better tuned for more efficiency and lower emissions, and produces more power at high revs with improved intake efficiency. Nissan has reworked on the gearbox for better shifts, and believes that this model will handle better than the outgoing variant thanks to reinforced core structure.
Nissan GT-R Price : On the US market, a standard GT-R is priced from $89,950 for the Premium model and $95,100 for the Black Edition, but for the VVIP version, customers in Dubai will have to pay about $220,000.
The automaker also says that for the RHD versions of the car, which obviously include domestic models, the suspension has been set up asymmetrically to compensate for the driver and the fact that the propeller shaft for front wheels is located on the right side of the vehicle.
Interior wise, as of now all GT-Rs will have a rear view camera installed as standard, while the Bose sound system woofers, have been changed to Bose Precision Sound System woofers that were developed for the EGOIST grade to further enhance sound quality.
Nissan is considering launching the GT-R in India for a while, and the company might just wait and offer the new model in India, post the global launch.
Nissan GT-R 2012 Photos :
Nissan GT-R Interior and Exterior Images
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