Nissan shows 300-hp Sentra concept with NISMO parts at SEMA
The custom Sentra pairs a turbo four with performance hardware borrowed from the GT-R and Z, the sources say.
Key facts
Story- Nissan's custom Sentra concept is shown at the SEMA show.
- It packs a 300-horsepower turbocharged four-cylinder engine.
- It uses NISMO and other parts from the GT-R and Z; not a new production model.
Nissan has shown a custom Sentra concept at the SEMA automotive show, fitted with a 300-horsepower turbocharged four-cylinder engine. The car was reported on 28 October 2026.
The Sentra Spec-V concept is loaded with performance parts from Nissan's NISMO division. Some hardware is taken from the GT-R and Z models, according to one report. The build is described as a tribute to the Sentra SE-R, and it has a manual gearbox, or stick shift.
One account says the car uses aftermarket parts, meaning parts made by companies other than Nissan. That report also says the build does not appear to preview a new Nissan sport compact. Another report does not say whether the car will reach production.
SEMA, short for the Specialty Equipment Market Association, is a large annual show in the United States where carmakers and tuning firms display modified vehicles. Concepts shown there are often built to show off parts and ideas rather than to go on sale.
What it means for buyers
For readers in India, the Sentra is not sold in the market, so this build is unlikely to affect buying decisions here. It is a show car, and its parts list does not translate directly into a price or a launch date.
The sources do not give a price for the concept. They also do not say whether Nissan plans to build a version of it for customers. Anyone interested in the car's future should wait for an official announcement from Nissan.
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