NISMO Models
NISMO's journey from a motorsport-focused division to a global icon of performance underscores Nissan's dedication to innovation, speed, and excellence. As the company looks to the future, NISMO will undoubtedly play a pivotal role in defining the next generation of Nissan performance vehicles, continuing its legacy of bringing racetrack prowess to the public road. Below, we take a look at the NISMO branded consumer cars and the NISMO race cars that have had so much success across the world. Dig in.
NISMO-Branded Consumer Cars
Nismo 350Z (2004–2008)
Nismo 370Z (2009–2020)
GT-R Nismo (2014–present)
Juke Nismo (2013–2017)
March Nismo (2013–present)
Note Nismo (2014–present)
Patrol Nismo (2010–present)
Sentra Nismo (2017–2019)
Nismo 270R (1994)
Skyline GT-R Nismo (1989–1994)
Skyline Nismo (2023–Present)
Ariya Nismo (2024–)
NISMO Cars
NISMO has produced some of Nissan's most iconic and sought-after performance models. The Skyline GT-Rs from the early '90s to the early 2000s are perhaps the most iconic NISMO-tuned vehicles. With enhancements to their aerodynamics, suspension, and the legendary RB26DETT engine, these cars dominated racetracks and became legends on the street. The 370Z NISMO brought NISMO's racing technology to a more accessible level, offering enhanced performance and a tuned suspension to the standard 370Z. The Nissan GT-R NISMO is the pinnacle of Nissan's performance vehicles. With significant upgrades over the standard GT-R.
NISMO Race Cars
NISMO made its mark in various forms of motorsport, including endurance racing, rallying, and GT racing. The division not only focused on engineering race cars that could withstand the rigors of competition but also on cultivating talent behind the wheel. This dual approach led to numerous victories, most notably in the Japan Touring Car Championship (JTCC), the All-Japan Sports Prototype Championship (JSPC), and international contests like the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Below, we check out some of their best racers.
