The term "electric GTR" is a bit of an enigma wrapped in a riddle, mate. Nissan’s iconic GTR is traditionally a petrol-powered beast, packing a 3.8-litre twin-turbo V6, not a battery pack. However, if you’re fantasising about an electric version, you might be thinking of a concept or a custom conversion, none of which have officially hit Australian shores or dealership floors.
Electric cars in the GTR style would boast instant torque and a silent growl, but you’d be trading that classic exhaust roar for a ghostly whisper. New electric performance cars generally range from around $70,000 to over $150,000 AUD, with used electric sports cars varying wildly in price.
For genuine GTRs, your best bet is to check out CarShowroom or Tradingpost, and for electric sports cars, browse the latest from Tesla, Porsche, or Polestar. Until Nissan decides to electrify their GTR properly, the dream remains just that.
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