While Nissan plans to double the number of sports models in its Nismo lineup by 2028, Japanese tuners are taking matters into their own hands. The Dynasty workshop has unveiled the Alive GT-V project-a comprehensive body tuning program for the Nissan Caravan van, inspired by the legendary R35 GT-R Nismo supercar design.
The minivan, whose design has remained unchanged since 2011, received an aggressive aerodynamic body kit. The package includes a new front bumper with a pronounced splitter, developed sills, widened wheel arches, a rear diffuser, and a spoiler. All elements are made of ABS plastic and painted in glossy black with characteristic Nismo red accents. The look is completed by a lowered suspension, black seven-spoke wheels, and Stealth Gray body color, exactly matching the flagship GT-R paint.
Despite its formidable appearance, the vehicle technically remains a standard van. Dynasty does not offer engine modifications, so the most powerful option still runs on a 2.4-liter turbo diesel from Mitsubishi with 130 hp, paired with a seven-speed automatic.
For owners in Japan, tuners offer to purchase parts separately. The splitter will cost $560, sills and diffuser-$540 each, arch extensions-$360, and the spoiler-$390. The full set of stickers costs around $100.
