Nissan Fuga Hybrid HY51 Series — Import to Australia
Import a Nissan Fuga Hybrid HY51 from Japan. Estimated from around $9,900 AUD landed and complied for Hybrid A Package.
1 AUD = 108.92 JPY
1 AUD = 0.51 GBP
1 AUD = 0.68 USD
Import a Nissan Fuga Hybrid HY51 from Japan. Estimated from around $9,900 AUD landed and complied for Hybrid A Package.
The Nissan Fuga Hybrid HY51 combines a 3.5L V6, an electric motor and rear-wheel drive with luxury-sedan refinement. Nissan developed a one-motor, two-clutch hybrid arrangement that can provide electric assistance without the conventional torque converter. It is an interesting Japanese-market alternative for drivers who want strong V6 performance alongside hybrid efficiency.

These approvals are specific to the HY51 Fuga Hybrid, not the non-hybrid Y51/KY51 variants. ROVER identifies a VQ35HR 3,498cc naturally aspirated V6 hybrid, seven-speed automatic (RE7R01H) and rear-wheel drive. The published Model Report summary does not specify a universal kilometre limit. Requirements depend on the applicable approved Model Report.
Eligible build datesNovember 2010 – December 2013
Chassis codeHY51
SEVS approvalSEV-000825
Model ReportMRE-000380 / MRE-000345
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Engine | VQ35HR 3,498cc naturally aspirated V6 — 225kW (306PS) and 350Nm for the petrol engine |
| Hybrid system | HM34 motor in Nissan’s one-motor/two-clutch parallel system with a lithium-ion hybrid battery |
| Transmission | Seven-speed hybrid automatic (RE7R01H), rear-wheel drive |
| Capacity | Five passengers |
| Output note | Petrol-engine figures are not the total combined hybrid-system output |
Prices are estimates in AUD using an indicative exchange rate of ¥105 per $1 AUD. Final costs depend on the vehicle, exchange rate, shipping and compliance requirements. Registration and on-road costs are additional.
Estimated from around
$10,900 AUD
landed and complied
Estimated from around
$9,900 AUD
landed and complied
Estimated from around
$12,900 AUD
landed and complied
The Fuga Hybrid was offered in A Package, standard Hybrid and VIP specifications. All share the VQ35HR hybrid powertrain, while cabin equipment and rear-seat comfort features differ between grades.
| Grade | Best for | Key differences |
|---|---|---|
| Fuga Hybrid A Package | Luxury hybrid without assuming VIP rear features | VQ35HR hybrid powertrain with a simpler equipment specification than the luxury-focused VIP. Interior trim and optional comfort equipment depend on the individual vehicle. |
| Fuga Hybrid (standard) | Mainstream luxury hybrid | Rear-wheel-drive hybrid platform without every executive rear-seat option |
| Fuga Hybrid VIP | Chauffeur-oriented VIP | Electrically reclining rear seats, rear centre-armrest switches and a power rear sunshade — genuine VIP differentiators |
Premium interior trim: Selected factory specifications offered upgraded upholstery and interior finishes, including semi-aniline leather where fitted.
Comfort-oriented suspension: Nissan offered comfort-focused suspension equipment on relevant luxury specifications.
Navigation and camera equipment: Japanese-market navigation and camera systems were available in various factory configurations. Features and Australian compatibility depend on the individual vehicle.
Exterior colours and alloy wheels: Nissan offered multiple factory paint finishes and wheel designs, with availability varying by production year and grade.
Sources: ROVER / SEVS · Japan import calculator · Import FAQs
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