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The Fathom FR36 races beside the fence at 17:43 in GTA 6: An Extended Look. Look ahead and to the right of the white Cypher for the silver-and-charcoal coupe with TAKIO across the rear bumper. Its proportions come from the Infiniti G35 coupe.
The FR36 is easy to lose in the pack. Keep your eye on the outside fence as the cars run down the straight.
The silver coupe by the right-hand fence is the Fathom FR36. TAKIO runs across its rear bumper. The white Übermacht Cypher in the foreground and the red-liveried car farther ahead are separate vehicles.
The road car and the race car share a short trunk and tall rear lamps. Their paint and trim make for a more obvious contrast than their bodywork.
The orange FR36 wears the Flames livery from the GTA+ promotion. Its rear-quarter view shows the two-door body and short deck.
Rockstar’s race sequence shows a charcoal FR36 with a silver rear panel. The livery appears on the track, but Rockstar has not announced whether players can fit it in a workshop.
The FR36 is the only Fathom model identified for this page in official GTA 6 footage. The older FQ 2 SUV has not been identified in the official material documented here. Fathom is GTA's fictional counterpart to Infiniti, not a real-world manufacturer or an Infiniti licensing announcement.
That distinction matters because the FR36's GTA Online history cannot confirm a second Fathom model, a shared GTA 6 vehicle roster or the return of every customization feature.
The clearest real-world starting point is the Infiniti G35 Sport Coupe sold from 2003 to 2007. Its rounded roofline, long front section and compact coupe profile explain why the FR36 feels familiar, especially to players who follow Japanese drift builds.
The generations are easy to mix up. For the coupes, the G35 belongs to the V35 family, related to the Nissan Skyline V35 sold in Japan. The succeeding G37 coupe belongs to the V36 family. The V36 name also appeared on later G35 sedans, so calling a G35 coupe a V36 is misleading.
Styling comparisons often connect the FR36 front bumper, side skirts and taillights to the later G37 coupe, with smaller touches attributed to the facelifted Nissan 350Z. These are interpretations of the fictional design rather than a confirmed Rockstar parts list. They do not change the principal G35 V35 inspiration.
Infiniti built the real G35 Sport Coupe with four seats, whereas the GTA Online FR36 has two. Infiniti also notes the G35's Motor Trend 2003 Car of the Year recognition. These are details of the original road car, not GTA 6 technical specifications.
The FR36 is not a licensed Infiniti. Its G35 and G37 connections are styling references, so a real-car power figure cannot be used to calculate GTA 6 horsepower or top speed.
The Chop Shop brought the FR36 to GTA Online on 12 December 2023. You can buy the standard coupe at Southern San Andreas Super Autos and fit a separate Drift Tune at the LS Car Meet.
The standard FR36 places second of 21 Coupes on lap time at 1:04.214, but third for top speed at 121.50 mph. Buy it for a quick lap or a drift build, not for a class speed record.
The purchase decision depends on the build you want. Pay the GTA Online sticker price if you like the coupe and plan to use its customization. Do not pay it expecting the quickest straight-line Coupes car or assume the Drift Tune improves the standard 121.50 mph test. Drift handling and regular racing performance are separate choices.
GTA+ members also had a temporary free FR36 claim in June 2025, with a Flames-liveried Vinewood Car Club edition. That promotion was a past GTA Online offer, not an ongoing free-vehicle entitlement.
GTA 6 FR36 top speed: At launch. No GTA 6 test, game-file value or performance ranking is available to transfer from the promotional footage.
The only meaningful comparison today is the standard, fully upgraded GTA Online FR36. Its measured 121.50 mph comes from Broughy1322 testing and is not a prediction for GTA 6.
No HSW speed-upgrade version is listed for the FR36 in GTA Online. HSW performance upgrades are not interchangeable with Drift Tuning, and neither provides a basis for assigning a GTA 6 speed. Compare the other returning cars on our fastest-cars page using the same GTA Online standard-speed labels.
Compare the fastest GTA 6 carsThe FR36 has a short, traceable history, from its GTA Online debut to the single GTA 6 footage identification. The final date is the announced game launch, not a promise of immediate FR36 purchase availability.
The main styling comparison is the Infiniti G35 coupe sold from 2003 to 2007, the V35 generation. Some bumper, skirt and taillight cues are compared with the later G37 coupe. The FR36 is fictional, not a licensed Infiniti.
Yes. In An Extended Look at 17:43 it is the silver-and-charcoal TAKIO coupe by the fence, ahead and to the right of the white Cypher.
In GTA Online, the FR36 has a standard purchase price of GTA$1,610,000 at Southern San Andreas Super Autos. Eligible GTA+ members could claim one free during a limited promotion in June 2025. GTA 6 price: At launch.
It is a good GTA Online option if you want a G35-inspired daily driver or a drift build, thanks to its liveries and separate Drift Tune. Its standard tested top speed is 121.50 mph and its lap time is 1:04.214, but current Coupes results do not make it first in either test.
GTA 6 top speed: At launch. The fully upgraded standard FR36 reaches 121.50 mph (195.53 km/h) in GTA Online testing. That is not a GTA 6 speed, Drift Tune result or HSW performance figure.
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