When Nissan finally teased the new Nissan Skyline, it didn't feel like just another revival. It felt intentional. Let's be honest, the Skyline name hasn't exactly been captivating lately. This teaser though? Different story.
Those Taillights Say Everything
The moment you spot the quad circular taillights, your brain goes straight to Nissan Skyline GT-R R34. And no, that's not subtle—it's deliberate. This time around, nostalgia doesn't feel forced, it feels earned.
Not a GT-R—and That's Fine
This isn't the next Nissan GT-R. And honestly, it doesn't need to be. What this could be is more interesting: a proper driver's sedan. Something you can live with daily, but still take the long way home just because it feels right.
The Risk: Going Too Corporate Again
There's talk this might double as the next Infiniti Q50 globally. That's where things could go wrong. Trying to please everyone usually kills what made a car special in the first place.
The Real Test
Cool design is easy. The real question is:
- Has it been Hybridized?
- Does it actually feel alive behind the wheel?
Because that's what made Skylines matter.
Our Take
We've seen great teasers turn into boring cars before. So yeah—stay skeptical. But this time? There's a hint that Nissan remembers what the Skyline is supposed to be, and that alone makes this worth watching.