Nissan is set to showcase its most powerful GT-R Nismo Special Edition, the 2025 Fairlady Z, and the Motul Autech Z #23 at the 2025 Tokyo Auto Salon. Visitors can also expect to see modified Nissan Aura and Serena models from Autech, along with live pit work demonstrations from Nismo mechanics.
Nissan is bringing something for everyone at the 2025 Tokyo Auto Salon . Scheduled to take place from January 10 to 12 in Chiba, the TAS is a yearly showcase of the most historic and innovative cars, along with some futuristic concepts and experiments.
Right behind it would be the 2025 Nissan Fairlady Z, specifically, the one most recently released for the North American market. With its own storied history and particular fanbase, the Z played a huge part in Nissan’s global push and this latest model adds some updated tech to support a refreshed interior.Standing alongside the Fairlady Z is another bright red Z—the Motul Autech Z #23.
For the off-roaders, Nissan will also unveil a new concept for its classic SUV, the X-Trail. The pair of Nissan X-Trail Unwind, and Remastered concepts will sit side by side in all its rugged glory.PHOTO BY Nissan Motor Corporation
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