by Three years ago, the Japanese announced a limited edition supercar, and now its production has started. As TopGir already wrote, the hurricane limited edition supercar for a million euros was named Nissan GT-R50 and was supposed to go on sale in 2020, but the pandemic made adjustments.
Today it became known that the joint model of Nissan and Italdesign has already started production. Specifically, the first car was made in 2020, but it was a prototype, a pre-production version. And now Nissan announced that the deliveries of commercial Nissan GT-R50 by Italdesign have begun.
Only 50 of these cars will be produced (in honor of the 50th anniversary of the GT-R model, which originated from the iconic Skyline), each costing a minimum of 990,000 euros. This is the cost of the “base,” and then it depends on the client’s wishes. For example, an exclusive body paint – plus 25,000 euros, a “racing” body kit and spoiler with a hydraulic mechanism – another 35,000 euros, and so on.
Despite possible personalization, all fifty units will be identical in terms of technical filler, which is as follows:
Nissan GT-R50 Specifications
- Biturbo V6 3.8 VR38DETT engine
- Engine power 720 hp and 780 Nm
- Transmission – 6-speed “robot” with dual clutches
- Drive – all-wheel
- Maximum speed 330 km/h
- Acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h – 2.6 seconds
Want to buy? It’s unlikely now, since the limited edition supercar was sold out three years ago.
