Nissan has traveled to the SEMA show in Las Vegas, Nevada, with at least four concepts in tow. One of them is a NISMO-tuned, track-focused version of the 2016 GT-R that’s scheduled to go on sale nationwide shortly after it greets the show-going public in Sin City.
Called GT-R NISMO N Attack, the coupe gains a host of aerodynamic add-ons including a rear wing that’s much bigger than the one found on the stock GT-R. Nissan engineers have also fitted the coupe with a comprehensively redesigned suspension system that helps Godzilla get around a track much faster.
The cabin is upgraded with bucket seats for the front passengers. NISMO hasn’t made any mechanical modifications, meaning the N Attack carries on with a twin-turbocharged 3.8-liter V6 engine that spins all four wheels via a six-speed dual-clutch transmission.
In Japan, the N Attack package is installed directly at the NISMO Omori Factory. In the United States, the add-ons will be sold and installed by long-time Nissan partner Steven Millen Sportsparts, a California-based company that specializes in aftermarket performance accessories. Pricing and availability will be published in the weeks leading up to the N Attack’s on-sale date.
Live images by Ben Hsu.
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