The Nissan GT-R Nismo 2022 has sold out: you can no longer get one
The special edition of this Japanese supercar has been the choice of most of the model’s 300 buyers, who will enjoy a unique car.

During April, Nissan presented the GT-R Nismo 2022, a high-performance model meant to be a serious contender for those looking for a powerful car with a striking image. This model’s edition was limited to just 300 units, with the option to choose between two versions. One is the standard version, while the other received special treatment and featured more striking features than its sibling.
The special edition has been chosen by 99% of buyers, according to the brand. This special edition upgrades the model’s equipment with a carbon fibre bonnet with a clear coat finish and adds 20-inch Rays forged aluminium wheels. These have a gloss black finish and a red decorative accent.

In terms of styling, most buyers chose the Nismo Stealthy Grey colour, which greatly enhances the model’s image and takes it to another level. What matters is that all available units of this model have sold out, and Nissan took practically no time to close the order book.
The Nissan GT-R Nismo 2022 is equipped with a 3.8-litre twin-turbo V6 engine that delivers 592 CV and a maximum torque of 652 Nm. These figures are not very different from those of other GT-R Nismo variants, but this special edition features upgraded elements that enhance the driving experience.
Among them are piston rings, connecting rods, crankshaft, flywheel, crankshaft pulley and valve springs made to measure with tighter tolerances, so the behaviour will be different and possibly noticeably better.
The model’s image and performance are fairly well balanced, as the aim has been to combine both concepts and add performance improvements, enhancing the driving experience with all the power that Nissan has accustomed us to in these models. That said, perhaps if they build more units next time, demand will be higher.
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