Nissan’s next-generation GT-R is expected to launch by the end of the decade, and it’s not going to be a pure EV. The new R36 ...

and a pixelated GT-R logo. Now, the company's program design director suggests the eye-catching concept has a chance of evolving into a production model by 2030. In a conversation with Autocar ...

Shelve your worries that Nissan is putting a muzzle on Godzilla—the R36 will remain turbocharged, and this time, it'll add electrons.

The V6 isn't going anywhere, and it'll be even more potent with hybrid assistance. Plus. it'll arrive relatively soon.