The All-New 2023 Nissan Z
PRE-ORDER THE ALL-NEW 2023 Z
Relive the reveal
If you weren’t able to see the all-new 2023 Nissan Z make its debut in the original live broadcast, you can catch it right here. Watch now to experience the next-generation Z, and discover the exciting new features.
Performance
Forever ahead of the curve
The all-new 2023 Z stays true to its performance roots, with a powerful 6-cylinder under the hood. A front midship, rear-wheel-drive design places the engine farther back in the chassis for enhanced balance, while a new suspension makes you feel hard-wired to the road. It’s an authentic sports car in the purest sense of the term.
400 horsepower at 6,400 rpm
At the heart of the Z is a 3.0-litre V6 twin-turbocharged 24-valve engine. Thanks to the aluminum-alloy block and heads, it's nice and light. Plus, with a water-cooled intercooler, it stays at the right temperature.
Mechanical limited-slip differential
A newly available mechanical limited-slip differential helps distribute power to the driven wheel with the best grip, helping you power out of corners.
Launch control
For the first time on any Nissan Z, an available launch control helps eliminate wheel spin and hop. By holding the engine at a pre-set rpm and modulating power as you pull away, it delivers the fastest, most consistent acceleration every time.
Interior Design
Always in your element
Crafted to bring out your best performance, the Z's interior holds you firmly in place through every curve, with room to move. Advanced technology serves up everything you need to know and nothing you don’t, with classic design that never forgets what a true sports car must be.
Redesigned cockpit
Focused on the driver, the all-new Z keeps you in the loop with a new digital gauge cluster and an available 8-inch centre touchscreen display. It also offers an optional Wi-Fi hotspot and remote access.
New performance seats
The Z features a new seat design that offers impressive lateral support, along with anti-slip material and a slide-reducing centre pad in the lower seat cushion. Knee bolsters work with the performance seats to help keep the driver in place.
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