Overview
- The last R35, a Premium T‑Spec finished in Midnight Purple, was completed at Nissan’s Tochigi plant on August 26, 2025, for a customer in Japan.
- Across its lifecycle, roughly 48,000 cars were built, each powered by a VR38DETT engine hand‑assembled by one of nine Takumi craftsmen and identified by a nameplate.
- The R35’s record book includes a 7:08.679 Nürburgring lap by a GT‑R NISMO in 2013, multiple Super GT titles, a Bathurst 12 Hour win, and a Guinness fastest‑drift mark.
- Japan was the model’s final market after earlier exits driven by regulations in Australia (2021), Europe (2022) and the United States (2024).
- Nissan leaders pledged the badge will return and are evaluating electric and hybrid routes; reports point to hybrid possibilities and no confirmed timeline.