Why was the GTR discontinued in China?

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DelLucia
07/29/25 11:05pm
The reason for the discontinuation is the implementation of the China VI emission standards, as the currently sold GTR can no longer meet China's emission requirements. Additional information about the GTR is as follows: 1. Performance: The 2014 GT-R still uses the 3.8T V6 engine from the current model, with slightly improved power parameters. The maximum power output is 553 horsepower, an increase of 13 horsepower compared to the current model, and the peak torque remains at 628N·m. The most significant change compared to the current GT-R is the 0-100km/h acceleration time, which has been reduced by 0.1 seconds to 2.7 seconds. 2. New Model Information: The 2014 GT-R has minimal changes, retaining most of the design elements from the current model, with only minor modifications to the wheel rim style and front face details. According to previous reports, Nissan officials stated that with each new GT-R model, they would ensure improvements in power performance.
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