2024 Nissan GT-R T-spec Takumi Edition — US

Nissan's US 2024 T-spec Takumi Edition combined Midnight Purple paint and Mori Green trim with a special engine-assembly identity. Announced beside the Skyline Edition, it shared the pair's fewer-than-two-hundred allocation statement. This profile keeps the US Takumi package separate from the continuing Japanese T-spec programme, and distinguishes more precise component preparation from an unsupported increase in rated engine power.

A farewell edition honouring the engine builders

Nissan framed the Takumi Edition around the craftspeople responsible for assembling the GT-R's V6. The model was part of the North American farewell programme announced in June 2024. Its identity is therefore more specific than every Japanese T-spec or any R35 carrying a technician's engine plaque. Original market and special-edition documentation remain central to identifying an individual example.

Nissan USA: Takumi preparation, identifiers and shared farewell allocation

The red engine badge and gold VIN plate

The manufacturer described red-etched engine-badge writing and a gold VIN plate, linking the red badge to closer attention to engine tolerances and component balancing. These details support a specific assembly story, not a new published power rating. Transferable plates alone cannot authenticate the complete car. The engine and vehicle records need to connect the identifiers to the original factory build.

Midnight Purple and Mori Green

The exterior and cabin pairing gave the edition a distinctive presentation rooted in GT-R heritage. Similar colours on other T-spec cars do not make those cars Takumi Editions. The package and market boundary are necessary alongside paint and trim. A later retrim or repaint should be documented as a change, while a genuine factory record remains the anchor for the vehicle's original identity.

Nissan USA: Takumi preparation, identifiers and shared farewell allocation

T-spec equipment with the US specification attached

The US car retained the T-spec performance and braking context described in the 2024 range material. This is not the GT-R NISMO engine specification, and no higher output is inferred from the Takumi name. When comparing it with the Japanese programme, retain differences in market, year and equipment rather than assuming every T-spec worldwide followed an identical ordering or allocation process.

Nissan USA: 2024 GT-R technical context

A shared allocation rather than an extra total

Fewer than two hundred cars were announced across the Takumi and Skyline editions together. The selected release does not give their individual split or a completed delivery census. This profile retains that shared, non-additive figure and leaves the general production total blank. Counting the same pair-wide allocation once for each article would overstate the programme even though both edition identities are genuine.

Specifications and identity reference

Rarity and production scope

Verified US T-spec Takumi Edition, distinct from the Japanese T-spec programme. Its allocation statement is shared with Skyline Edition and must not be added twice. No exact completed count or additional engine-output claim is assigned.

What the photograph represents

Midnight Purple GT-R T-spec Takumi Edition in Nissan’s US 2024 farewell-edition gallery. Its companion Skyline Edition shares the same overall allocation boundary; the image does not establish a completed edition split.

Related Nissan heritage profiles

• 2024 Nissan GT-R Skyline Edition — US
• 2021 Nissan GT-R T-spec — Japan Programme

Frequently asked questions

Does Takumi mean more rated horsepower than the US T-spec?

The selected record describes precise assembly, not a separate higher output figure.

Can its allocation be added to another two hundred for Skyline Edition?

No. The fewer-than-two-hundred figure applies to the pair together.

What is the production-count boundary for this profile?

Verified US T-spec Takumi Edition, distinct from the Japanese T-spec programme. Its allocation statement is shared with Skyline Edition and must not be added twice. No exact completed count or additional engine-output claim is assigned.

Sources and further reading

1. Nissan USA: Takumi preparation, identifiers and shared farewell allocation
2. Nissan USA: 2024 GT-R technical context

Research checked 16 October 2026. Manufacturer records support identity and the specifically attributed historical figures. Photographic descriptions identify the illustrated subject. Design analysis and suggested authentication steps are editorial interpretation.