The Nikon Z6III could be announced as early as next week. And here is the latest rumored spec list:

• The Nikon ℤ6 III is expected to be the best camera in its category
• Nikon model N2214
• New 24.5 MP BSI sensor specialized for low light and high dynamic range
• New processing engine (EXPEED 7?)
• 6k size 6048 x 4032 full-frame 12-bit NRAW
• 4k60 full ProRes RAW
• Full HD movie at 240fps (8-bit crop)
• New higher resolution EVF: 5.76m dot
• Improved vari-angle LCD screen
• 14 fps mechanical, 20 fps electronic shooting (RAW, 14 bit)
• 120fps stills jpeg
• 37-120min record time
• 1/16000 shutter speed
• Mechanical & electronic shutter
• 293/297 AF points
• Updated focus algorithm (better than ℤ8/ℤ9?)
• Near 100% AF coverage of the frame
• 7 or 8-stop VR (same system as the Nikon ℤf)
• Pixel-shift (previously reported here)
• CFexpress+SD memory cards
• PSAM Dial
• Hybrid body design between the ℤ6 and ℤ8 (bigger than the current ℤ6/7 but smaller than the ℤ8) – see this post
• The playback button is in the same place as ℤ8 (bottom right), as opposed to ℤ6II, which is on the top left side of the camera
• Camera body size and overall dimension are similar to the Nikon ℤ6II: 3-5mm longer width becuase of the LCD hinge and a few mm thicker
• The overall height (bottom to the EVF) remains the same but the actual camera is 2-3mm taller
• The grip button layouts and design look similar to the Nikon ℤ8 apart from the command dial which is the same as the ℤ6II
• All other button layouts are the same as the ℤ6II
• The ℤ6III logo is on the top, just like on the ℤ8/ℤ9
• ℤ logo in the front is also like the ℤ8 but below the current ℤ6II focus sensor
• The ℤ6III body overall is about 30-40g heavier than the Z6II
• The ℤ6III body inherits the design from the ℤ8 – this is why a few months ago I reported it as a mini-ℤ8 (the Nikon ℤ6III is a mini ℤ8, the Nikon ℤ8 was a mini ℤ9)
• USB-C 3.0 (SuperSpeed)
• HDMI A version 2.1 (full-size HDMI)
• WiFi 2.4/5 GHz, Bluetooth LE Connect support
• Better ergonomics compared to the ℤ6
• New cooling design
• Weight: 700-750g
• Battery EN-EL15
• Nikon MB-N14 battery pack
• Several new features not seen in other Nikon cameras, including online firmware updates
• Price: around €3,000 in Europe (less in the US)
• Official announcement: next week (June 10-12 )
• Shipping is expected to start in mid-July.
• The current Nikon ℤ6II will be in production until the end of the year (heavily discounted)
• A new version of Nikon NX Studio with support for the ℤ6 III is expected to be released soon
• The new ℤ6III will be available as a body only or in a kit with the 24-70mm f/4, 24-120mm f/4, and a third unknown lens

via NR

The new Nikon Z6II is finally coming around June 10-12. The rumored specs so far are:

Pixels: 24.5 megapixels
Processor: EXPEED7
Stabilization: 7 stops
Shutter: 1/16,000 sec
AF: 299 points
Video: 12-bit N-RAW recording 6K/60p & 4K/120p
4K H.265 10-bit MOV video, ability to upsample 4K FX to 6K or 4K DX up to 120p.
Burst: Up to 40 frames per second in FX format, 120 frames per second in DX format.
Viewfinder: new high-resolution 5.76 megapixel viewfinder.
Card slot: Supports CFexpress Type B and SD UHS-II cards
Battery: EL-15″ battery
High-Resolution Pixel Shift Photography
Easy-to-use multi-angle LCD screen
Shutter angle fine adjustment options, distinction between project frame rate and shooting frame rate
Support for 2.4/5 GHz WiFi and Bluetooth LE connectivity
USB-C fast charging and HDMI Type-A connectivity
Look inherited from the Z 8, smaller than the Z 8
Micro-logo on top (same as Z 8 and Z 9)
PASM wheel

via NR