2022 Nissan Z

Nissan's new Z gets a jolt of twin-turbo power and lines up on spec pretty closely to the Supra.

Nissan's new Z coupe will undercut the Toyota Supra, while a few hundred early adopters can opt for the Z Proto limited edition.

Australians are lining up for a new Nissan Z, and they don't even know the final price yet. Happily, most demand is for the manual, too.

New-generation versions of the Nissan Qashqai, X-Trail, Pathfinder, and Z are all less than six-months away, ditto the first e-Power hybrids.

Nissan has unveiled its modified Z Nismo racer, which will make its racing debut at the Fuji 24-Hour Race on June 4 and 5.

Nissan Japan says the Z will be delayed in its home market due to global supply chain issues. It's unclear if this means Australian delays.

It appears Nissan is working on a hotter Nismo variant of its upcoming Z, with a racier-looking version of the coupe spied in Japan.

The Commodore and Falcon are gone, but there remain several options for those looking for sporty, reasonably affordable six-cylinder cars.

Nissan's Z nameplate is returning to the GT500 class of the Super GT racing series in 2022, taking over from the GT-R.

Looks like all that online interest in the new Z is carrying over into the physical realm, and most demand is said to be for the stick-shift.

It's countdown time to the new Z, which will inject some much-needed enthusiasm into Nissan showrooms from the middle of 2022.

Nissan Z-car fans, it seems, were keen for the development team to install Infiniti's 3.0-litre twin-turbo V6 in the new car.

While the Nissan Z may be a modest seller in the grand scheme, it looks as though some of design will permeate through Nissan's range.

The Nissan Z may be generating a lot of interest enthusiast circles, but Nissan knows the hype will likely far exceed sales.

Nissan isn't explicitly trying to win a new generation into the Z tent, but convince existing fans and previous owners back into the fold.

Nissan has turned the Z Proto into a reality. You're looking at the 2023 Nissan Z, with twin-turbo V6 power and a manual option. Oh, and it's coming Down Under.

Excited for a new Nissan Z? So are we. Here's what we know about the car so far.

Love the new Nissan Z Proto design? Well, we have good news: the production car is going to look almost identical.

When will the Z Proto become a reality? According to the man behind the Nissan Z and GT-R brands, it could be around two years.

We don't know all the details on Nissan's Z Proto as yet, but the 400Z preview car looks to stack up nicely against an A90 Toyota Supra.

It's finally, officially been revealed. Well, the concept has anyway. Meet the future of Z for Nissan, the Z Proto.