Datsun 240Z, also known as the Nissan S30 or Fairlady Z in Japan, is a classic sports car produced by Nissan from 1969 to 1973. It was the first model in the Z series, which included later versions like the 260Z and 280Z. Designed to be an affordable sports car, the 240Z featured a 2.4-liter inline six-cylinder engine producing up to 151 horsepower. It quickly became popular for its performance, sleek design, and affordability, helping to establish Nissan’s reputation for producing reliable and efficient sports cars.

New version of Datsun 240z

The design of new Datsun is as perfectly balanced as the style of the old 240Z. As before, the car was distinguished by its style and design from other Japanese competitors, such as Toyota Celica. Datsun 240Z had design solutions that were quite uncharacteristic for Japanese cars. The same can be said about the new car.

Read more:
New Jaguar XJ220 2025 by AI
New TVR Cerbera

In its creation, AI meticulously preserved the style and design elements of the old Datsun 240Z. The headlights of the new car retained their round shape and beauty. The front grille is one of the many design solutions that were borrowed from the new Nissan 400z and it should be noted that the designers who created the new 400Z were clearly inspired by the classic 240Z.

As for the rear of the car, AI adopted solutions from the Nissan 400Z and other Nissan brand vehicles, however, there are versions with unique retro-style taillights: