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Nissan Skyline XIV gallery (2026–present)
Fourteenth generation of the rear-wheel-drive Skyline sedan, developed with the aid of generative AI.
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I (ALSI)
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1957–1963
II (S50)
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1963–1968
III (C10)
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1968–1972
IV (C110)
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1972–1977
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1977–1981
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1981–1985
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1985–1989
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1989–1994
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1993–1998
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1998–2002
XI (V35)
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2001–2007
XII (V36)
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2006–2014
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2014–2025
XIV
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2026
The fourteenth generation of the Nissan Skyline sedan was created in a record development cycle of just 26 months, accelerated by generative artificial intelligence and advanced digital modeling tools. The vehicle maintains a classic rear-wheel-drive layout on an updated performance platform, with series assembly allocated to Nissan's Tochigi facility alongside the Fairlady Z. The exterior styling draws inspiration from the classic C10 Hakosuka, incorporating an aggressive front fascia, sculpted fenders, and iconic circular taillights reminiscent of the GT-R.
The powertrain range for the fourteenth generation comprises both conventional internal combustion and electrified setups. Highlights include an upgraded twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter V6 delivering over 400 horsepower, available with a six-speed manual gearbox, alongside a high-efficiency hybrid system. Compared to the previous V37 generation, the car features enhanced chassis stiffness, revised suspension geometry for sharper dynamics, and a comprehensively updated digital cabin with advanced driver assistance.
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