Nissan's Next-Generation GT-R Takes a Surprising Turn: Hybrid Powertrain Confirmed In a move that may surprise purists, Nissan has revealed that its highly-anticipated R36 GT-R will not be going fully electric, as many had speculated. Instead, the Japanese automaker has opted for a more nuanced approach, confirming that the new GT-R will be a hybrid. According to sources close to the project, the R36 GT-R will combine a powerful internal combustion engine with an electric motor, promising improved performance, reduced emissions, and increased efficiency. This strategic decision marks a significant shift in Nissan's GT-R lineup, as the brand continues to evolve and adapt to the changing automotive landscape.
A Nissan executive confirmed to Motor1 that the R36 GT-R won’t be battery powered—but it will be a hybrid.
