@datsun_311
A two-seater sports car that offered a combination of performance and style, aimed at the growing sports car market.
16 generations of the Datsun 311
@1500cc_roadster
The 1.5L Roadster was introduced in 1956 as the initial variant of the Datsun 311. It features a 1.5L inline-four engine producing 83 hp, paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. This convertible variant offers a classic open-top driving experience and was aimed at the sports car market of its time.
@1800cc_roadster
The 1.8L Roadster was launched in 1961, featuring an upgraded 1.8L inline-four engine that produced 96 hp. The 4-speed manual transmission was standard, enhancing the driving dynamics. This variant solidified the Datsun 311's reputation as a sporty convertible with improved performance and handling.
@2000cc_turbo_roadster
The 2.0L SR20DET Roadster was introduced in 1991 as a limited performance variant featuring a turbocharged 2.0L SR20DET engine producing 200 hp. The turbocharged setup and lightweight body made it a thrilling sports car option for enthusiasts, with unique styling and performance enhancements.
@2_0l_roadster
The 2.0L Roadster, introduced in 1967, is powered by a 2.0L inline-four engine producing 135 hp, with a 5-speed manual transmission available. This performance-oriented convertible featured enhanced suspension and styling changes, making it one of the most desirable variants of the Datsun 311.
@1600cc_z_roadster
The 1.6L Z Series Roadster debuted in 1971, featuring a 1.6L inline-four engine generating 110 hp. This variant was designed to attract a younger demographic with its sleek design and sporty handling, bridging the gap between classic and modern Datsun roadsters.
@2400cc_turbo_roadster
The 2.4L Datsun 311 Turbo was introduced in 2021, marking a modern take on the classic roadster. It features a turbocharged 2.4L engine with a power output of 250 hp. This variant showcases advanced technology, improved aerodynamics, and a blend of classic styling with modern performance.
@1200cc_roadster
The 1.2L Roadster was introduced in 1956 as the first variant of the Datsun 311. It features a 1.2L four-cylinder engine producing approximately 48 horsepower, paired with a four-speed manual transmission. This convertible variant was aimed at the sports car market and emphasized lightweight design and agility.
@1500cc_fairlady_convertible
The 1.5L Fairlady was introduced in 1960 and represents a significant upgrade over the earlier models. It features a 1.5L four-cylinder engine producing around 77 horsepower. This variant was popular in markets like Japan and the US, known for its sporty handling and attractive design.
@1600cc_roadster
The 1.6L Roadster was introduced in 1967 and is known for its performance enhancements over the previous models. It features a 1.6L four-cylinder engine producing approximately 96 horsepower, coupled with a five-speed manual transmission. This model emphasized a balance of power and handling.
@1300cc_roadster
The 1.3L Roadster was introduced in 1956 as the first variant of the Datsun 311. It features a 1300cc inline-4 engine producing around 65 horsepower, paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. This convertible variant was designed for sporty driving and was aimed at appealing to enthusiasts. It laid the foundation for future models in the Datsun 311 lineup.
@2_0l_roadster_ffdd376c_1e93_4717_a5ca_cd0432a90026
The 2.0L Roadster was introduced in 1970, marking another evolution in the Datsun 311 lineup. It features a 2.0L four-cylinder engine, producing around 135 horsepower. This variant was well-received for its power and sporty design, appealing to enthusiasts of open-top driving.
@datsun_311_electric
The Datsun 311 Electric was introduced in 2020 as a modern take on the classic roadster. It features a 150 kW electric motor, offering instant torque and a quiet driving experience. This model combines retro styling with contemporary electric vehicle technology, catering to eco-conscious consumers.
@1400cc_roadster
The 1.4L Roadster was introduced in 1962 as an upgrade to the earlier variants of the Datsun 311. It features a 1400cc inline-4 engine with a power output of around 75 hp, offering improved performance and a spirited driving experience. This convertible variant retained the classic design with enhanced features for a more enjoyable ride.
@2_0l_roadster_e375144d_d75b_431d_bdf4_9c617e304a60
The 2.0L Roadster was introduced in 1967, featuring a 2000cc inline-4 engine that produced around 135 horsepower. This variant represented a significant performance upgrade and was paired with a 5-speed transmission. The iconic convertible design was complemented by improved handling and a sportier aesthetic, appealing to a wider audience of sports car enthusiasts.
@1_0l_roadster
The 1.0L Roadster was introduced in 1956 as part of the first generation of the Datsun 311. It features a 1000cc inline-4 engine producing approximately 50 hp, paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. This convertible variant offered a lightweight and sporty driving experience, becoming popular in the early years of the Datsun brand.
@2000cc_roadster_v1
The 2.0L Roadster was introduced in 1967, marking the pinnacle of the Datsun 311 series. With its 2000cc inline-4 engine producing approximately 135 hp, it provided an exhilarating driving experience. This convertible variant came with upgraded features and performance enhancements, making it a standout in the sports car market of the late 1960s.