The Nismo division has been churning out performance Nissans for 40 years now.
A portmanteau of"Nissan motorsports," Nismo has handled most of the automaker's racing activities, produced performance parts, and engineered complete performance variants of Nissan vehicles for the past four decades.To celebrate, Nissan is displaying iconic Nismo race cars and the performance division's current lineup of road cars at its headquarters in Yokohama, Japan, through October 15.
Nismo will continue developing new models informed by its racing programs, Nissan global motorsports boss Takao Katagiri said. Nissan in March announced a plan to launch 30 new vehicles over the next three years, including several EVs and hybrids, so Nismo will have plenty of choices for platforms for future performance models.
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