Everything has been pointing at a price tag of around $40,000, the same as the Toyota Supra. However, if Nissan can deliver the 400 hp engine in a new two-seater sports car that can handle the corners for under $40,000, which is now heavily rumored, then we predict it'll be a hit. It will also benefit, rightly or wrongly, in the court of public opinion from being Nissan's own machine rather than riding on another company's technology like Toyota's Supra sharing BMW underpinnings.
In a world still being pummeled by COVID-19 and the threat of second and third waves coming, we doubt Nissan even knows when the 400Z will actually go on sale. With teasers like this, we would usually expect to see the hardtop version debut at the end of the year and become available in 2021. Hopefully, that will be the case, and the convertible version will follow in 2022.
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