2025 Nissan Z: Price, Safety & Specifications
— NHTSA, EPA, AAA, RepairPal
Among mid-range Coupes, the 2025 Nissan Z scores well for reliability but below average for fuel cost. NHTSA has no recall campaigns on file for this vehicle.
- Starting MSRP
- $42,970 - $65,750
- EPA Combined MPG
- 22 MPG
- Est. Annual Fuel Cost
- $3,150 per year
- EPA GHG Score
- 5 / 10
- Recalls on File
- No recalls on file
- EPA: vs Avg Vehicle
- $5,500 more over 5 yrs
- Est. Monthly Cost (with fuel)
- $1,092 per month
- Est. Cost per Mile (with fuel)
- $0.66
- Brand Origin
- Japan
Priced from $42,970 to $65,750, the 2025 Nissan Z trades pure efficiency for driving experience. The data below shows the cost of that trade-off across safety, fuel, and ownership.
- Fuel cost $757 per year above mid-range Coupes average
- Avg repair cost $197 per year below Coupe average
- Zero recalls on file (Coupe average: 0.9)
2025 Nissan Z at a Glance
Published crash-test coverage is incomplete for the 2025 Nissan Z. Within the currently available data, the clearest positive signals are an above-average RepairPal reliability rating and lower estimated ownership costs for its vehicle class, but fuel cost is a weak spot.
- reliability
- ownership cost
Strengths in the data
- Reliability: RepairPal 4.0/5 from RepairPal.
- AAA estimates $9,956 per year in non-fuel ownership costs for the Medium Sedan class, including insurance ($1,572), maintenance ($1,786), and depreciation ($3,462).
Cautions in the data
- Crash-test coverage is incomplete: NHTSA and IIHS data is not available for this model yet.
- Fuel cost is a real drawback here: Above-average fuel cost among gas Coupes.
- Best estimated five-year cost in the lineup still lands about $3,707 above the similar-vehicle average.
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NHTSA tests are federally mandated. IIHS tests are conducted by an insurance-industry nonprofit. The two programs use different crash configurations, so they catch different things.
Once you are comfortable with the crash test picture, the next thing to check is whether any safety-related defects have been found. All recall repairs are free at authorized Nissan dealers.
Does the 2025 Nissan Z Have Any Recalls?
As of the data shown, NHTSA has not issued any recall campaigns for the 2025 Nissan Z. The average for Coupes is 0.9 campaigns. Source: NHTSA.
No recalls on file with NHTSA
What Do 2025 Nissan Z Owners Report to NHTSA?
NHTSA complaint data is not available for the 2025 Nissan Z. This does not mean there are no complaints. The model may not yet be tracked in the NHTSA database.
Source: NHTSA Vehicle Complaints Database. Data last refreshed 2026-04-16.
More power usually means more fuel. The 2025 Nissan Z's EPA estimates below show how much that performance costs you at the pump.
What Is the 2025 Nissan Z Fuel Economy?
The 2025 Nissan Z achieves up to 22 combined MPG according to EPA testing, with an estimated annual fuel cost of $3,150. That is $757 more per year than the $2,393 average for mid-range Coupes. EPA estimates are based on standardized laboratory tests. Source: EPA (fueleconomy.gov).
| Trim | Combined | City | Highway | Annual Fuel Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sport Coupe AT | 22 MPG | 19 | 28 | $3,150 per year |
| Sport Coupe MT | 22 MPG | 19 | 28 | $3,150 per year |
| Performance Coupe MT | 22 MPG | 19 | 28 | $3,150 per year |
| Performance Coupe AT | 22 MPG | 19 | 28 | $3,150 per year |
| NISMO RWD GAS | 22 MPG | 19 | 28 | $3,150 per year |
Estimated 5-year fuel cost is $15,750 based on EPA data.
The most efficient trim ranks in the top 33% for fuel cost within its EPA vehicle class.
Spirited driving means more tire wear, higher insurance, and faster depreciation. The AAA ownership estimates below show what those costs add up to for the Medium Sedan class.
What Does the 2025 Nissan Z Cost to Own?
Estimated 5-year total ownership cost for the 2025 Nissan Z ranges from $91,570 to $130,780 depending on trim, based on AAA's Your Driving Costs study for the Medium Sedan class. This includes insurance, maintenance, depreciation, registration, and financing. These are class averages, not specific to this model. Source: AAA.
| Maintenance | $1,786 per year |
|---|---|
| Insurance | $1,572 per year |
| Depreciation | $3,462 per year |
| Registration & Taxes | $613 per year |
| Financing | $854 per year |
| Total (excluding fuel) | $9,956 per year |
| Cost per mile | $0.66 per mile |
The difference between the base and top trim is not just price. Horsepower, suspension tuning, and tire specifications all change. The comparison below quantifies those differences.
How Do the 2025 Nissan Z Trims Compare?
With 5 trims priced from $42,970 to $65,750, the 2025 Nissan Z offers a range of equipment levels. All trims use a Gasoline powertrain. MSRP figures below do not include destination, taxes, or dealer fees.
| Trim | Base MSRP | Combined MPG | Est. Annual Fuel Cost | Horsepower | Curb Weight | Est. 5-Year Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sport Coupe AT | $42,970 | 22 MPG | $3,150 per year | 400 hp | 3,549 lbs | $106,000 |
| Sport Coupe MT | $42,970 | 22 MPG | $3,150 per year | 400 hp | 3,486 lbs | $91,570 |
| Performance Coupe MT | $52,970 | 22 MPG | $3,150 per year | 400 hp | 3,536 lbs | $101,570 |
| Performance Coupe AT | $52,970 | 22 MPG | $3,150 per year | 400 hp | 3,602 lbs | $116,000 |
| NISMO RWD GAS | $65,750 | 22 MPG | $3,150 per year | 420 hp | 3,704 lbs | $130,780 |
View full trim timeline (2024–2026)
| Trim | 2024 | 2025 | 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sport Coupe MT | $42,970 22 MPG | $42,970 22 MPG | $42,970 22 MPG |
| Sport Coupe AT | $42,970 22 MPG | $42,970 22 MPG | $42,970 22 MPG |
| Performance Coupe AT | $52,970 22 MPG | $52,970 22 MPG | $52,970 22 MPG |
| Performance Coupe MT | $52,970 22 MPG | $52,970 22 MPG | $52,970 22 MPG |
| NISMO RWD GAS | $65,750 22 MPG | $65,750 22 MPG | $65,750 22 MPG |
Compare Trim Costs
Select two trims and adjust your driving and financing to see how monthly costs compare. Only costs we can compute from EPA data and your inputs are shown. No estimates, no guesses.
Your driving & financing
Buying the right trim is the short-term decision. The reliability section below addresses the long-term one: how often will this vehicle need repairs, and how much will they cost?
How Reliable Is the 2025 Nissan Z?
With a 4.0/5.0 reliability score from RepairPal, the 2025 Nissan Z rates above average for mid-range Coupes. Fewer shop visits and lower repair costs are expected compared to peers. Source: RepairPal.
How confident is Nissan in the 2025 Z? The warranty terms below show exactly what they are willing to cover and for how long.
What Warranty Does the 2025 Nissan Z Come With?
Warranty coverage defines Nissan's financial commitment if something fails. The terms below apply to all 2025 Z trims. Longer powertrain coverage reflects the manufacturer's confidence in drivetrain durability.
| Basic Warranty | 3yr/36k |
|---|---|
| Powertrain Warranty | 5yr/60k |
| Corrosion Warranty | 5yr/unlimited |
| Roadside Assistance | 3yr/36k |
What Are the 2025 Nissan Z Specs?
Technical specifications for the 2025 Nissan Z from manufacturer data. Engine size, horsepower, curb weight, and dimensions are shown for the primary configuration.
EPA vehicle class: Sports car
| Engine | 3L V6 |
|---|---|
| Horsepower | 400 - 420 hp |
| Power-to-Weight | 222.1 - 229.5 hp per ton |
| Price per HP | $107 - $157 |
| Torque | 350 - 384 lb-ft |
| Transmission | 9-speed shiftable automatic, 6-speed manual |
| Drive Type | Rear-Wheel Drive |
| Fuel Type | premium unleaded (recommended) |
| Length | 172.4 - 173.2 in |
|---|---|
| Width | 72.6 - 73.6 in |
| Height | 51.8 in |
| Wheelbase | 100.4 in |
| Curb Weight | 3,486 - 3,704 lbs |
What Changed for the 2025 Nissan Z?
- Recall status changed
All data shown for the 2025 Nissan Z comes from EPA, NHTSA, IIHS, AAA, manufacturers, and selected third-party references. The fuel and insurance costs above reflect the trade-off that comes with a performance-oriented vehicle. Data is refreshed periodically.
Data coverage & source links
The following data categories are not yet available for the 2025 Nissan Z: NHTSA has not yet published crash test results for this vehicle. IIHS has not yet tested this vehicle for crashworthiness. Learn how we collect, verify, and present vehicle data.
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2025 Nissan Z FAQ
Which 2025 Nissan Z trim has the lowest ownership cost?
Among 5 available trims, the Sport Coupe MT has the lowest estimated five-year ownership cost at $91,570, starting at $42,970 MSRP. The most expensive trim to own is about $130,780. See the full trim comparison table above for a side-by-side breakdown.
What vehicles compete with the 2025 Nissan Z?
The 2025 Nissan Z competes with 2025 Lexus RC, 2025 Subaru BRZ, and 2025 Toyota GR86 based on price, size, and segment. Each of those vehicles has its own fact sheet with the same EPA, NHTSA, IIHS, and cost data shown here. Browse all 2025 Coupes.
How much does a 2025 Nissan Z cost per month to own?
Excluding your car payment, estimated monthly costs for the 2025 Nissan Z include about $830 for insurance, maintenance, depreciation, and fees, plus roughly $263 for fuel. That puts non-payment running costs around $1,093 per month. These are estimates based on AAA class averages and EPA fuel data. Actual costs depend on your driving, location, and coverage.
Where is Nissan based?
Nissan is headquartered in Japan. Brand origin reflects where the company is based, not where individual vehicles are assembled. Many Nissan vehicles sold in the U.S. are built at domestic or international plants. See our Japan-brand cars 2025 list.
What other Nissan models are available for 2025?
Nissan offers multiple models for 2025. Our Nissan models page lists every available Nissan vehicle with safety ratings, fuel costs, and ownership data.
How much horsepower does the 2025 Nissan Z have?
The 2025 Nissan Z offers up to 420 horsepower in its top trim. Horsepower varies by trim and powertrain option. See the trim comparison table above for a side-by-side view of power, fuel economy, and price across all 5 configurations.
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