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Next Nissan GT-R and Z could go EV

Next Nissan GT-R and Z could go EV

Posted on October 24, 2019 By Jarvis

Replacements for both Nissan sports cars could be powered by either batteries or hybrid powertrains

The long-awaited replacements for both the decade-old Nissan GT-R and Nissan 370Z could drop their internal combustion engines in favour of pure-electric powertrains, it has been revealed.

Speaking at yesterday’s Tokyo motor show opening, Nissan’s global product planning boss Ivan Espinosa confirmed both the GT-R and Z cars will live on for another generation but said an internal debate continues to rage over what should power them.
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