The dramatic-looking machine, a possible hint of what the R36 GT-R might look like, was unveiled on Nissan's stand on 26 June and is the result of letting some young designers in the Japanese company have free rein on designing their perfect supercar. It was originally only supposed to be a digital creation seen in Gran Turismo, but the penmanship that went into creating it at Nissan Design Europe, based in London, meant the engineering team in Japan felt a 'real' concept model needed to be created.
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Although visitors to the Festival of Speed will see a physical interpretation of the car, the first people to 'drive' it will be Gran Turismo 6 gamers. The 2020 Vision Gran Turismo, which will be available in ten different shades, will be available to download from July.
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