GT-R Owners in Australia Are Getting Direct Access to Nismo's Factory Restoration Program
Nissan is set to open its first Nismo Performance Center outside Japan in Ferntree Gully, Australia, by late 2026. This facility will provide local GT-R owners with access to factory-certified restoration services and heritage parts. The initiative reflects Nissan's commitment to supporting the strong tuner culture in Australia and preserving the legacy of its iconic performance models.
- ▪The first Nismo Performance Center outside Japan will launch in Ferntree Gully, Victoria, in late 2026.
- ▪The facility will offer factory-certified restoration services and a direct supply of heritage parts for GT-R owners.
- ▪Australia accounts for approximately 36 percent of global R34 GT-R exports and 20 percent of R33 exports.
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1 of 2 2 of 2 Automotive 16 Mins ago 3 Views 0 CommentsComments Save Summary Nissan is opening its first Nismo Performance Centers outside Japan with the initial facility set to launch at the Ferntree Gully dealership near Melbourne in late 2026 The specialized sites provide Australian owners with access to factory-certified technicians and a direct pipeline to Yokohama for heritage parts and restoration services Following the Victorian launch the brand plans to expand the performance network to Sydney, Brisbane, Perth and Auckland Nissan is officially taking the legendary Omori Factory global. The Japanese automaker revealed the opening of its first international Nismo Performance Centers, starting with a flagship location at the Ferntree Gully dealership in Victoria, Australia.
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