Unprecedented graphic reconstruction for the new generation Nissan Z. Despite the young age of the model (marketed in Europe in June 2009), it seems that the Japanese company is already considering several possibilities for the future of motorization. The need is to reduce consumption and emissions. One solution would be to adopt a hybrid engine generated dall'uniove a V6 petrol 3.5 (the VQ35DE), supported by an electric motor.
A view of the Infiniti M35h solution that generates over 370 hp and 600 Nm of torque. Hypothesis much more "acceptable" than the second: the adoption of a V6 turbodiesel engine Mercedes home. Unfortunately, there is a real possibility that a unit like this, or bigger, can get under the hood of the new Z.
Especially after the arrangements made for collaboration between Nissan and Daimler. The price is expected to grow but still remain very competitive compared to direct competition. 
A view of the Infiniti M35h solution that generates over 370 hp and 600 Nm of torque. Hypothesis much more "acceptable" than the second: the adoption of a V6 turbodiesel engine Mercedes home. Unfortunately, there is a real possibility that a unit like this, or bigger, can get under the hood of the new Z.
Especially after the arrangements made for collaboration between Nissan and Daimler. The price is expected to grow but still remain very competitive compared to direct competition.
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