[NEWS] Nissan Z gains "Purple Heritage Edition"
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This article says the Nismo Z doesn't come in manual, but the article
posted a few days ago said it will have a manual ... looks like a wait
and see to find out which one is correct.
2026 Nissan Z Gains Purple Heritage Edition
That's A '90s Throwback With Twin Turbo Graphics
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Nissan finally introduced a redesigned seventh-generation of
its iconic Z in 2023, and it brought with it a significant
dose of nostalgia. The new Z is still built on a modified
version of the antiquated 370Z's platform, but you can't
tell by looking at it. For the first time on a 21st-century
Z car, its exterior styling is immediately identifiable as a
nod to the legendary Z cars of the 20th century, complete
with retro badges and throwback taillights.
Now, Nissan is offering a new Heritage Edition of the Z with
a carbon-fiber rear spoiler with a "Twin Turbo" badge and
bronze "Twin Turbo" graphics on the sides that match the
bronze 19-inch Rays wheels and contrast nicely with the
Midnight Purple paint from the Nissan GT-R.
Image (from front)
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Image (from back)
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The 2026 Nissan Z is available in Sport, Performance, and
Nismo grades, and the Heritage Edition package is an
exclusive option for 2026 Nissan Z Performance models. Other
updates for 2026 include a new Boulder Gray exterior color
for Sport and Performance cars, paired with a contrasting
black roof.
The Z doesn't need massive changes
The 2026 Nissan Z comes standard in Sport trim with a
twin-turbocharged 3-liter V6 that produces 400 horsepower and
350 pound-feet of torque, and it continues to be offered with
either a six-speed manual transmission or a nine-speed
automatic with paddle shifters. Stepping up to a Nissan Z
Performance brings a mechanical limited-slip differential,
high-performance tires, and Nissan Performance brakes. Opting
for the top-spec Nissan Z Nismo pushes horsepower output up to
420 and torque up to 384 lb-ft, and a faster-shifting automatic
transmission (no manual is offered on Nismo Zs), Nismo-tuned
suspension and brakes, aerodynamically revised bodywork, wider
wheels, and an even more aggressive tire.
All Z Sports come standard with an 8-inch touchscreen
infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto,
adaptive cruise control, push-button start, a leather-wrapped
steering wheel, and 18-inch wheels. Performance trim gets a
9-inch infotainment system with navigation and a Wi-Fi hotspot,
an eight-speaker Bose audio system, heated side mirrors,
aluminum sport pedals, and heated leather seats. Nismo cars get
Recaro seats and an Alcantara-wrapped steering wheel with a red
12 o-clock marker and a red start button. Prices for 2026
Nissan Zs have yet to be announced, but Nissan says the cars
will reach dealer lots this month.
<https://www.jalopnik.com/1963166/2026-nissan-z-heritage-edition-purple/>