Most expensive Nissan Z costs around P3.4 million in the US 

Updated Aug 11, 2022 | Same topic: Automotive Industry Updates

A pretty penny for a car that’s pretty fast.  

A year after Nissan premiered the 2023 Z sports coupe, the automaker has released pricing for the U.S. market. The seventh-generation model will be sold in six variants across three trim levels for American customers, with the range-topping Z Proto Spec reaching $60,367 (Php 3.34 million) with all options locked in. 

2023 Nissan Z red

Nissan has revealed prices in the U.S. for the 2023 Z sports coupe

This comes ahead of the model’s impending North American launch, originally scheduled for the second quarter of 2022 but pushed back due to supply chain issues. Nissan previously announced the latest Z car’s price table for the Japanese market. 

The new Nissan Z will be available in base Sport, midrange Performance, and flagship Proto Spec trims, each offered with a choice of either a 6-speed manual or 9-speed automatic gearbox. Common to all versions is a 3.0-liter twin-turbo gasoline V6 power unit generating 400 horsepower and 475 Nm of torque. 

2023 Nissan Z engine

This is the same power unit found under the hood of the 13th-generation Nissan Skyline

Specific hardware differentiates each trim, as the Performance grade comes equipped with a limited-slip differential and 19-inch alloy wheels concealing bigger brakes. For accommodations, it features leather seats and a 9.0-inch infotainment screen patched to eight speakers.      

Meanwhile, the Proto Spec trim boasts a two-tone body rendered in Ikazuchi Yellow TriCoat and Super Black, accented by yellow brake calipers behind bronze-colored alloys. Yellow trim is present on the upholstery as well. Only 240 Z Proto Spec units will be offered to U.S. buyers.  

 Trim level  Transmission   Price (Dollar/Peso)
 Z Sport   9-speed automatic $41,015 / Php 2.28 million
 Z Sport   6-speed manual $41,015 / Php 2.28 million
 Z Performance   9-speed automatic $51,015 / Php 2.83 million  
 Z Performance  6-speed manual $51,015 / Php 2.83 million
 Z Proto Spec  9-speed automatic $55,310 / Php 3.07 million   
 Z Proto Spec  6-speed manual $55,310 / Php 3.07 million

U.S. prices for the 2023 Nissan Z include destination fees 

And then, there are the accessories mentioned earlier for those who want to personalize their Z car a bit more. Customers pay $335 (Php 18,575) for splash guards, plus $175 (Php 9,700) for a clear hood protector. Additional dual stripes on the hood and rear cost $595 (Php 33,000), while ground accent lighting is priced at $395 (Php 22,000). 

An even bigger budget is needed for interior embellishments, starting with illuminated door sill plates at $500 (Php 27,700). There is also an optional integrated dashcam for $360 (Php 20,000), apart from a $400 (Php 22,000) bundle which includes carpeted floor mats, a first-aid kit, and owner’s manual portfolio.  

We think that the stock version of the 2023 Nissan Z is already pretty impressive. Now if only Nissan Philippines can be persuaded to release it in our market.      

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Nissan Philippines has a total of eight models in the market, excluding one upcoming vehicle which is the Nissan Magnite. The price list of Nissan vehicles in 2023 ranges from Php 779,000 to Php 4,698,000 for the cheapest Nissan Almera and most expensive Nissan Patrol, respectively. Meanwhile, the Nissan GT-R's price in the Philippines is available upon request so visit Nissan dealerships for inquiries. Nissan's best-selling models in the Philippine market are as follows: Nissan Navara, Nissan Urvan, and Nissan Terra.

At Philkotse.com, we provide you with the most up-to-date Nissan Philippines price list, along with promotions from all dealers, the best monthly installment programs, prepaid, and cash discounts in the Philippines market.

Joseph Paolo Estabillo

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Joseph holds a degree in Journalism from the University of the Philippines Diliman and has been writing professionally since 1999. He has written episodes for CNN Philippines' motoring show Drive, and has worked on corporate projects for MG Philippines and Pilipinas Shell. Aside from being Philkotse.com’s Content Lead, he also writes content for numerous car dealerships in the U.S., spanning multiple brands such as Alfa Romeo, Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Maserati, among others.

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