The Nissan Z is sold in Brunei in three versions: the Nissan Z 9-Speed Auto/Manual at B$95,000, the 400Z Auto Blue Edition at B$99,000, and the new 400Z Heritage Edition at B$105,954, offered with an automatic or manual gearbox. All three use a 3.0 litre twin-turbo V6 producing 298 kW and 475 Nm, driving the rear wheels. The Heritage Edition, finished in Midnight Purple, launched in Brunei in September 2026. Prices confirmed with Nissan Brunei in October 2026.
Nissan Z price in Brunei
| Model and trim | Price (Oct 2026) | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Nissan Z 9-Speed Auto/Manual | B$95,000 | Available |
| Nissan 400Z Auto (Blue Edition) | B$99,000 | Available |
| Nissan 400Z Heritage Edition (automatic or manual) | B$105,954 | Available |
Prices are dealer-stated and can change after verification. Every version currently includes one ticket to Tokyo Auto Salon 2027 in Japan, and the Blue Edition also comes with a free RAYS, TEIN and MOMO upgrade package, per the dealer.
The car
Every Nissan Z in Brunei is a two-seat coupé built around the VR30DDTT engine: a 3.0 litre twin-turbocharged V6 producing 298 kW at 6,400 rpm and 475 Nm from 1,600 rpm, per Nissan Brunei's brochure. It drives the rear wheels through either a 6-speed manual or a 9-speed automatic with a manual mode, with launch control and a mechanical limited-slip differential, the first launch control on any Z. It sits on 19-inch wheels with wider tyres at the rear, and is 4,380 mm long.
Inside, the Z has a full digital driver display with a dedicated Sport mode and a three-gauge pod on the dashboard, an 8-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, an 8-speaker Bose sound system, heated front seats with power adjustment, six airbags, a rear-view camera and front and rear parking sensors.
The Heritage Edition
The 400Z Heritage Edition is finished in Midnight Purple, a colour that pays homage to Nissan's performance history. It launched in Brunei in September 2026 at Nissan's showroom in Beribi, during the two-day Nissan Z Fest event. Unlike the Blue Edition, which is automatic only, the Heritage Edition is offered with either the automatic or the manual gearbox.
The catch: the Heritage premium is published as a colour
The Heritage Edition costs B$10,954 more than the standard Nissan Z. The Brunei launch described it only by its Midnight Purple finish, and Nissan Brunei's own Z brochure predates the edition, so no other equipment differences have been published. If you are weighing the Heritage Edition against the standard Z, ask the dealer what the extra B$10,954 includes beyond the paint before you decide.
The dealer
Nissan in Brunei is sold by Boustead Sdn Bhd, trading as Nissan Brunei, from its showroom at Beribi Industrial Complex II in Bandar Seri Begawan and a showroom in Kuala Belait. Every Nissan on sale in Brunei is listed on our Nissan Brunei page.
Frequently asked questions
How much is the Nissan Z in Brunei?
From B$95,000 for the Nissan Z 9-Speed Auto/Manual, with the 400Z Auto Blue Edition at B$99,000 and the 400Z Heritage Edition at B$105,954, dealer-confirmed in October 2026.
What is the Nissan Z Heritage Edition?
A special edition of the Nissan Z finished in Midnight Purple, launched in Brunei in September 2026 at B$105,954.
Is the Nissan Z Heritage Edition available with a manual gearbox?
Yes. The Heritage Edition is offered with either the automatic or the manual gearbox, per the dealer.
How powerful is the Nissan Z?
Its 3.0 litre twin-turbo V6 produces 298 kW and 475 Nm, per Nissan Brunei's brochure.
Who sells Nissan in Brunei?
Boustead Sdn Bhd, trading as Nissan Brunei, with showrooms in Beribi and Kuala Belait.
Verification
Prices and current inclusions confirmed with Nissan Brunei in October 2026. Specifications from Nissan Brunei's official Nissan Z brochure. Heritage Edition launch details as announced at its Brunei launch in September 2026. Prices, stock and terms can change after verification.
PMV Brunei 2026: the official dealer price list
The latest edition is the "PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES (PMV) PRICES ISSUED BY CAR DEALERS AS OF 20TH AUGUST 2026", a list issued every quarter. Each figure is a ceiling, not the price you will pay: it is set high enough to cover that model and trim with nearly every available option, and banks use it as the upper limit for car loans, so showroom prices usually sit below it. The list can also lag the showroom as new models arrive and others are discontinued. Our full guide to reading the PMV Brunei 2026 list explains what to check before relying on any figure in it.
