Nissan, R32 Skyline Affectionately known among die-hard fans of the GT-R or GodzillaHe undertook the task of creating the electric vehicle prototype of .
Nissan took to Twitter to announce the daring venture, adding that it was created by an engineer who had a great admiration for the GT-R, a newcomer to the company, and wanted to make the legend electric.
It’s likely that Nissan put together a Frankenstein beast of a car with an electric drivetrain and ICE-remnant tailpipe hanging. Stock in teaser video R-32 and really electric motor sounds there is. But if by any chance Nissan decides to give it a real try at a viable electric car, the R32 GT-R, then oil heads will go wild.
R32 GT-Ris the third generation of the model, but the real excitement started in 1989. That’s why the R32 GT-R, Godzilla known by the nickname.
In 2009, Nissan completely revamped the R32 Skyline GT-R, making it almost as iconic as a model in the R35.