Nissan Skyline V37 Series
Import a Nissan Skyline RV37 3.0 twin-turbo from Japan, including 400R. Estimated from around $26,900 AUD landed and complied for GT.
1 AUD = 108.92 JPY
1 AUD = 0.51 GBP
1 AUD = 0.68 USD
Import a Nissan Skyline RV37 3.0 twin-turbo from Japan, including 400R. Estimated from around $26,900 AUD landed and complied for GT.
The Japanese-market Skyline V37 includes hybrid versions as well as the later RV37 3.0L twin-turbo V6. This Australian import guide focuses on the qualifying rear-wheel-drive RV37 petrol models covered by the current specialist import approval, including the distinctive 400R. Earlier hybrids are part of the Skyline’s history but are not advertised as currently eligible under this RV37 pathway.
Factory equipment can vary substantially between an RV37 GT and a 400R. The 400R has a different engine output, braking hardware, suspension and sports interior. Confirm the manufactured variant, build date and factory options from the specific vehicle; badges or later cosmetic modifications do not establish an original 400R.

The current SEVS pathway covers qualifying rear-wheel-drive Skyline RV37 sedans fitted with the 3.0L VR30DDTT twin-turbo V6, manufactured from January 2021. MRE-000511 is in force and specifies an odometer reading below 80,000km, with its published model range extending to February 2025. Earlier V37 hybrids must not be assumed eligible through this pathway.
Eligible build dates01/2021 onward (Model Report manufacture-date range shown to 02/2025)
Chassis codeRV37 (RWD)
SEVS approvalSEV-001026
Model ReportMRE-000511
Odometer limitBelow 80,000 km
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Engine | VR30DDTT 3.0L twin-turbo V6 |
| Drivetrain | Rear-wheel drive; 7-speed automatic |
| GT series output | Standard-output twin-turbo — lower factory rated output than 400R |
| 400R output | 298 kW / 405 PS and 475 Nm per Nissan’s 2021 400R spec sheet |
| Earlier hybrids | HV37/HNV37 hybrid system is not VR30DDTT and is not covered by this pathway |
Prices are estimates in AUD based on 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
$26,900 AUD
landed and complied
Estimated from around
$43,900 AUD
landed and complied
Estimated from around
$70,900 AUD
landed and complied
Confirm the manufactured variant from the specific vehicle. GT, 400R and NISMO remain separate factory performance grades.
| Grade | Best for | Key differences |
|---|---|---|
| GT | Entry RV37 turbo | Standard-output VR30DDTT with navigation and comfort/safety baseline |
| GT Type P | Comfort-oriented GT | Additional seat comfort, electric memory and leather/interior appointments |
| GT Type SP | Sport-oriented GT | 19-inch wheel/body and braking equipment treatment; optional suspension package by year |
| 400R | Higher-output sports grade | 405 PS / 475 Nm; unique wheels, opposed-piston brakes, electronic dampers, quilted/red-stitched sports seats and 400R badging |
| NISMO | Factory NISMO performance version | Distinct styling, chassis and powertrain tuning. Specification and eligibility depend on build date. |
Nissan’s 2021 grade sheet separates optional BOSE 16-speaker audio from universally fitted navigation.
Later NISMO or Limited Edition production must be checked against the current Model Report manufacture-date range before treating a specific car as eligible.
Sources: ROVER / SEVS · Japan import calculator · Import FAQs
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