That same brand has just given the electric treatment to its legendary Skyline GT-R R32 model, a car that will be unveiled at the upcoming Tokyo Auto Salon in early January. That’s the model born in 1989 that was originally powered by a 276-hp twin-turbo 2.6-liter straight-6 and featured in the Fast and Furious franchise in ‘Furious 7’ from 2015.

Nissan has electrified a legend—the GT-R R32—by swapping its iconic RB26DETT engine for an all-electric powertrain. Revealed as a passion project by Nissan'

Nissan announced something weird early last year: An in-house shed-build, led by a single enthusiast within the company, to electrify an R32 Skyline GT-R. A year and a half later, the project is now apparently ready for its grand reveal at the 2025 Tokyo Auto Salon.

Even though the fate of Nissan is hanging by a thread, the legendary Japanese manufacturer is gearing up for Tokyo Auto Salon 2025. Nissan is about to turn up the heat with two jaw-dropping sections on the showroom floor,

Nissan has unveiled plans for its lineup at the upcoming Tokyo Auto Salon, featuring a modified R32 Skyline GT-R converted into a full electric vehicle (EV).

While most enthusiasts probably aren’t keen on seeing a classic GT-R lose its inline-six heart, an electric Skyline is somewhat of an interesting proposition. The car’s smooth power delivery and all-wheel-drive character can theoretically be recreated with modern electric motor controllers, albeit without the sweet sound or texture of the RB.

Nissan will fully reveal the electric-converted Skyline GT-R R32 at Tokyo Auto Salon. It features motors from the Nissan Leaf.

Nissan will present an electric version of the GT-R at the Tokyo Motor Show, specifically a model of the R32 generation (1989-1994).

A skunkworks team of Nissan engineers has built a R32 Skyline GT-R powered by batteries, and we'll see it at the 2025 Tokyo Auto Salon.