Nissan officials have confirmed that the next-generation GT-R, an R36 to all the fans, will feature a hybrid powertrain. Executive vice president Andy Palmer said hybrid technology was beneficial for sports cars and he expected some of hybridization on the next generation of the GT-R. Don’t hold your breath just yet – the car is expected to be introduced as in 2016 and will see its development handled by NISMO for the first time.
Source: Motor Authority
