Nissan Z

Nissan’s latest Z coupe isn’t ‘all new’. It sits on the same platform as the 370Z, borrows its 298kW twin-turbo V6 engine from Infiniti and features styling for the original 240Z but the end result is an incredibly capable and attainable sports car.

Vehicle type

Sports cars

Latest Nissan Z reviews

7.5

Nissan Z Nismo 2024 review

7.5

Nissan Z 2023 review

2017 Nissan 370Z NISMO Review

Latest Nissan Z news

WILL THE SKYLINE RETURN TO OZ?: Iconic nameplate on the cards for a low-volume return in re-engineered form as Nissan rebuilds its portfolio

Car news, 13 August ’24: New Nissan Navara Black Edition coming to Australia, MG Motors furthers its global expansion, and more

Car news, 02 May ’24: Subaru announces special-edition Outback and Forester, ‘sold-out’ Nissan Z Nismo orders reopen, and more

Nissan Z Nismo 2024: 100 cars coming to Australia priced at over $100K driveaway

Auto-only Nissan Z Nismo gets power bump, chassis upgrades – confirmed for Australia

Nissan patent filing hints at upcoming high-performance Z variant

Nissan Z 2023: hot new-generation sports coupe makes Australian road debut in Tasmania

Nissan Z 2022: Australian release date confirmed for manual-equipped Supra rival

Nissan Z 2022: JDM pricing announced for new sports coupe

Nissan Z Nismo 2023: modified prototype spotted in Japan during testing

Nissan Z 2022: preorders open in April for Japan ahead of June JDM release date

Nissan Z coupe 2023: production reported to begin this month, with US deliveries starting in June

Nissan Z Proto Spec priced at $84,494 in Japan

Nissan Z shows off its exhaust note during a hard launch

Nissan Z 2022: manual transmission and Z Proto Spec locked in for Australia

How different is the 2022 Nissan Z from the 370Z?