Nissan will be producing a new-generation GT-R only five years after introducing the original, and that we’re going to make it a hybrid, are totally unfounded. GT-R the car’s future will be decided in three years, and we are now entering that third year.
As cited from Road and Track that “These reports that say we’re planning on producing a new-generation GT-R only five years after introducing the original, and that we’re going to make it a hybrid, are totally unfounded. I said when we introduced the GT-R that the car’s future will be decided in three years, and we are now entering that third year. Therefore, we’ve been too busy making sure that this GT-R makes a positive mark on the world to think about the next car,”
