Nissan Performance Data 32 models · 506 recorded tests

Nissan 0–60 Times

Q: What segments are covered in the Nissan lineup?

Nissan covers Sports Cars, Electric Vehicles, Trucks, SUVs & Crossovers, Sedans, and Vans & Minivans.

Nissan has 32 production models with 506 production-tested results. Performance ranges from the GT-R at the top end to everyday and utility-focused vehicles such as the Ariya in the EV space.

The breadth is clear across segments: the Z reaches 60 mph in 3.9 seconds, the Maxima does it in 5.7 seconds, and the Titan gets there in 5.9 seconds.

Fastest 0–60 1.5sec GT-R

Models Listed 32total 32 with test data

Total Tests 506runs Verified measurements

Top Ranked 7.70sec Best ¼ mile · GT-R

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Fastest Nissan models

by 0–60 time

#	Model	Best 0–60	Best ¼ Mile
1	Nissan GT-R	1.5s	7.70s
2	Nissan Juke	3.6s	11.90s
3	Nissan Z	3.9s	12.40s
4	Nissan Skyline GT-R	3.9s	12.23s
5	Nissan 370Z	4.5s	12.80s

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All Nissan models

32 models

Browse all 32 Nissan models below to compare 0-60 times, quarter-mile results, and production-tested performance data.

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In sports cars, the GT-R leads Nissan with a 1.53-second 0-60 time. Among electric vehicles, the Ariya is quickest at 5.0 seconds. The Juke sets the pace for SUVs and crossovers at 3.6 seconds. In trucks, the Titan posts the best run at 5.9 seconds. For sedans, the Maxima is the fastest at 5.7 seconds. In vans and minivans, the NV is quickest at 7.5 seconds.

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Nissan performance overview

Nissan production-tested performance runs from a best 0-60 time of 1.53 seconds to a slowest result of 11.6 seconds, with a 6.92-second average across the brand. The quickest quarter-mile recorded is 7.7 seconds.

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Frequently asked questions

The GT-R is the fastest Nissan by 0-60 time with a best run of 1.53 seconds.

The average 0-60 time for production-tested Nissan vehicles is 6.92 seconds.

Nissan's quickest recorded quarter-mile time is 7.7 seconds, set by the GT-R.

32 Nissan production models have timing data, based on 506 production-tested results.

Nissan covers Sports Cars, Electric Vehicles, Trucks, SUVs & Crossovers, Sedans, and Vans & Minivans.