2027 Nissan Z Colors: New Shinkai Green & Options – The 2027 Nissan Z arrives at U.S. dealerships with a heritage-inspired refresh, and its exterior color palette plays a central role in that story. Nissan has expanded the options with a standout new shade while retaining popular classics, giving American buyers more ways to personalize this iconic sports car. Pricing starts at $44,480 for the Sport and climbs to $67,260 for the NISMO (plus destination), with colors available across Sport, Performance, and NISMO grades.
Here is a complete look at the 2027 Nissan Z colors based on official Nissan sources.
New Shinkai Green Pearl Metallic Color
The biggest color news for 2027 is the all-new Shinkai Green Pearl Metallic. “Shinkai” means “deep sea” in Japanese, and the rich green draws direct inspiration from Grand Prix Green on the original S30-generation 240Z.
Nissan engineers developed the paint carefully. Green finishes can fade in sunlight, so the team mixed ultra-fine yellow and blue pigments that create the green appearance while resisting fade better. A mild metallic flake adds depth and highlights the Z’s character lines.
Shinkai Green Pearl Metallic comes exclusively as a two-tone with a Super Black roof. It is available on Sport and Performance grades and pairs especially well with the new tan interior option on Performance models for a classic green-and-tan combination that enthusiasts requested.
Complete List of 2027 Nissan Z Exterior Colors
According to the official 2027 Nissan Z brochure and press materials, the available exterior colors include:
- Shinkai Green Pearl Metallic / Super Black (new for 2027; two-tone)
- Pearl White TriCoat / Super Black (two-tone)
- Solid Red / Super Black (two-tone; features Scratch Shield clearcoat for improved scratch resistance)
- Stealth Gray / Super Black (two-tone; NISMO-exclusive, paired with signature red accents)
- Boulder Gray Pearl / Super Black (two-tone)
- Black Diamond Pearl
- Bayside Blue QuadCoat
- Gun Metallic
Many of the two-tone options carry a premium charge. Factory pricing includes Premium Two-tone Paint at $1,295, Two-tone Paint at $895, and Premium Paint at $450 (availability varies by trim).
Two-Tone Paint Options and Design Details
Two-tone finishes with a Super Black roof are a strong theme for 2027. They accent the Z’s long hood, fastback silhouette, and new 240Z-inspired grille with its body-color bar. The contrast roof also works with the katana-inspired roof accent and aerodynamic updates that reduce drag and lift.
Stealth Gray / Super Black stands out as the NISMO exclusive. It delivers a stealthy, track-ready look that complements the NISMO’s unique front and rear fascias, side sills, three-piece spoiler, and red accents.
Interior Color Choices That Complement the Exterior
While exterior colors grab attention, the cabin options matter too. Performance models now offer a new tan interior (seating surfaces, lower door panels, center console, and dashboard). It creates a sophisticated contrast with black upper surfaces and works with Shinkai Green Pearl Metallic, Black Diamond Pearl, Bayside Blue QuadCoat, Pearl White TriCoat, and Solid Red.
Other interiors include Graphite cloth or leather appointments, red leather options, and NISMO-specific Graphite Red with Alcantara and red accents.
Choosing the Right 2027 Nissan Z Color for U.S. Buyers
U.S. buyers should consider climate, personal style, and resale. Shinkai Green Pearl Metallic offers heritage appeal and stands out on the road while resisting fade better than traditional greens. Classic choices like Pearl White TriCoat or Black Diamond Pearl remain versatile and popular. Bold options such as Solid Red / Super Black or Bayside Blue QuadCoat deliver stronger visual impact.
Visit a local Nissan dealer or use the official Build & Price tool on NissanUSA.com to see colors in person and confirm availability by trim, as some two-tones and premiums apply only to certain grades. The 2027 Z is arriving at dealerships this summer, so now is the ideal time to explore the full palette.
The refreshed color lineup reinforces the 2027 Nissan Z’s role as a driver-focused sports car that honors its roots while staying modern. Whether you prefer the deep-sea drama of Shinkai Green or a timeless solid shade, there is a combination ready to turn heads on American roads.