The Nissan 370Z Nismo is one of the more memorable SEMA 2019 racecars

Japanese carmaker Nissan has done much to ensure that its SEMA lineup gets remembered. We have already told you about the Desert Runner and the Kicks Street Sport; now, let us look upon this 370Z Nismo.

Called the Z1 NISMO Time Attack Project, the racing coupe will participate in the 2020 season of the Global Time Attack. The main additions the robust safety cage painted red, the battery moved to the cabin to optimize space, the humongous gear stick, and the quick-release steering wheel. A seven-inch touch-enabled display on the center console provides control over all the primary in-car functions.

On the outside, the coupe boasts a prominent front spoiler lip, an apron dominated by a huge air intake in the middle, a ventilated hood, an enormous rear wing, and assorted carbon parts.

Powering the Nissan Z1 NISMO Time Attack Project is a heavily modified version of the standard 3.7-liter turbocharged six-cylinder engine boosted to deliver 750 hp (553 kW) at the crank.