GTA Online is one of the most popular aspects of Grand Theft Auto V, with millions of players diving into this online free-for-all mode. Now, the iconic Nissan Motorsports (Nismo) team has just showcased its latest lineup of Formula E cars in a unique GTA-themed post, leaving fans and motorsports enthusiasts excited.
Here’s everything you need to know about the GTA-themed post by Nissan Motorsports (Nismo).
Nismo displays its lineup of Formula E cars in a unique GTA-themed post
GTA has been a core part of popular culture and references across the decades, sparking thousands of memes and phrases that have become an integral part of social expressions. From catchphrases being used as a form of expression to recreation in social media posts, the legacy of Grand Theft Auto is evident.
Now, the official account for Nissan Motorsports (Nismo) has embraced this culture, sharing a unique GTA-themed image that showcases its latest lineup of Formula E cars ahead of the Miami ePrix. The image showed the e-4ORCE Car #1 and #23 parked in one of the garages in GTA Online, evident from the signature two-tone decor with the lights on top.
The social media team for the motorsport giant created a unique blend of reality with the world of gaming, against a backdrop that can be easily recognised by fans of GTA and its Online mode. The post garnered major traction, with one gamer making a hilarious joke about the Formula E cars being in an ‘Agency’. This refers to the parking that CEOs have access to in their agency buildings in GTA Online.
Meanwhile, others joked about whether the Formula E cars would have Imani technology, referring to the infamous and destructive modding options in the game. With GTA 6 around the corner, some hopeful fans wondered if this could hint at a possible collaboration in the future. Gamers will have to wait and see what the developers have in store for them when the title releases this November.
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Edited by Sayendra Basu
