The Nissan GT-R Italdesign concept could become a reality

The concept of the Nissan GT-R50 created with the help of Italdesign Italian House, has shaken our worlds as one of Nissan's coolest concepts . But what makes this car even crazier is the notion that it could very well come into production.

Nissan announced Monday that the GT-R50 will make its real-world debut at the Goodwood Festival of Speed ​​later this week. Goodwood will act as a standard-bearer for Nissan – if there is enough demand, Nissan says that a production version of the GT-R50 "can be created." So you tell me that there is a chance …

If the concept is moving towards production, Nissan estimates that Italdesign and it will only build 50 examples, each of which will start at around 900,000 euros (about $ 1.05 million). It's only 10 times the cost of a GT-R base. Only .

But even driving an entire fleet of GT-Rs into the street will not do the kind of attention that a single GT-R50 would do. Based on a standard GT-R, the GT-R50 sports a completely new body with a lower roofline, larger wings and "floating" taillights. Inside has removed its infotainment screen in favor of a more clbady instrument cluster and an Alcantara wrapped dashboard.

Although he still can use the twin-turbo V6 of the GT-R Nismo, he has increased power. Thanks to turbochargers borrowed from the GT-R GT3 and more powerful components, the GT-R50 concept delivers 710 horsepower and 575 lb-ft of torque. If you are near Goodwood this week, it would be your responsibility to make the trip to see this concept in person.