Nissan Z Concept To Be Launch At 2017 Tokyo Motor Show

Feb 03, 2017 05:20 AM EST | Beverly V.

The Nissan 370Z Coupe has initially launched eight years ago and the second generation is slated to be out this year. Apparently, the Nissan Z will make its presentation at the 2017 Tokyo Motor Show that will happen in a few months.

As indicated by Digital Trends, the Nissan Z base will be powered by a 3.0-liter twin turbo V6 motor that is equipped for putting out 300 horsepower and 296 pound-feet of torque. And, there will also be a capable configuration that will originate from an indistinguishable powertrain from the Infiniti Q60 Red Sports. This will have the capacity to convey 400 horsepower and 350 pound-feet of torque as revealed.

It was also said that the up and coming new powerful engine for this vehicle will both be combined with a seven-speed dual clutch transmission. As per Auto Express, the Nissan Z Concept is booked to appear at the forthcoming 2017 Tokyo Motor Show. The event will occur in November this year. Now, there are many insights about the Nissan Z Concept that are still kept under the rug.

In any case, it just bodes well since buildup must be created for the up and coming next generation Nissan Z. Evidently, the up and coming generation will arrive not long after its presentation. Reports express that the auto is expected to enter the market in 2019 with a cost in the range of $24,000 for the base trim.


In like manner, the more powerful powertrain will have a sticker price of about $44,000. Concerning release date, however, no exact date has been reported yet. Fans and enthusiast will simply need to sit tight for further noticed. Anyway, the market has a great deal to anticipate from the up and coming generation of Nissan Z given the fact that the first variant has done exceptionally well.

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