Nissan is set to showcase 12 vehicles at the 2023 Tokyo Auto Salon, including the eagerly awaited production version of the Nissan Fairlady Z Customized Proto concept. The automaker has revealed that the car will be displayed as a "mass-market version" alongside the Fairlady Z432R race car that inspired it. While exact specifications have not been confirmed, it appears that many of the concept's upgrades will be retained, including the new front bumper with a twin-grille design, the orange and black two-tone paintwork, special Fairlady Z badging, black striping, and eight-spoke alloy wheels.

Nissan is set to showcase 12 vehicles at the 2023 Tokyo Auto Salon, including the production version of the Nissan Fairlady Z Customized Proto concept. The automaker has not disclosed many details about the car, but it is expected to retain much of the concept's upgrades, including the new front bumper with a twin-grille design, orange and black two-tone paintwork, and eight-spoke alloy wheels. The "mass-market version" of the concept will be displayed alongside the Fairlady Z432R race car that inspired it.

In addition to the Fairlady Z, Nissan's TAS 2023 display will feature a variety of modified, racing, and production vehicles. The Roox Suite Concept, based on the Nissan Roox kei car, will have a spacious interior with an electric piano and premium seating. Other modified concepts include a workman's version of the Nissan Caravan with tool racks and portable power packs, and the Cube Refreshed & Retro concept, which updates a secondhand Cube with retro-look body parts.

The Highway Star Accessory concept, based on the Nissan Serena, and the Serena Autech customized version with a unique body kit and 18-inch alloy wheels will also be present. Two mobility concepts based on the Nissan Sakura and Ariya EVs with matching wraps will be on display, along with a modified X-Trail Autech customized with sportier looks and 10-inch alloy wheels. Lastly, the Note Aura Nismo will feature a Formula-E-inspired makeover as a future Nismo product, and the Motul Autech Z race car will be showcased, which was campaigned by Tsugio Matsuda and Ronnie Quintarelli in the Super GT500 classes.

Although it is unclear if the Nissan Fairlady Z Customized Proto concept will retain the prominent ducktail from the concept, the automaker's varied display at the TAS 2023 promises to offer something for every automotive enthusiast.