Nissan has refreshed its RZ34-generation Fairlady Z family with a facelift. While the design language of the updated model family remains largely unchanged, the addition of a manual transmission option to the performance-focused Nismo version stands out.
With the new update, the Nismo version can now be specified with a 6-speed manual transmission. In this driver-focused configuration, a short-throw gear shifter and a third pedal are included as standard equipment.
The exterior design has not undergone comprehensive changes, but the facelifted Nissan Z now offers a wider color palette for customization. Ten different body color options have been announced for the Fairlady Z.
Technical updates are not limited to the transmission. The suspension system has switched to monotube shock absorbers, and a special braking system derived from the GT-R has been integrated into Nismo models.
In the cabin, innovations that facilitate daily use are prominent. A wireless charging pad supporting the Qi2 standard has also been added to the equipment list for the facelifted model.
The starting price for the facelifted Nissan Z family, which has been launched in the Japanese market, has been announced as 38 thousand dollars.
News Source: 12punto
