From those only Nim and D are interesting.

We don't need yet another language with manual memory management in the 21st century, and V doesn't look that would ever be that relevant.

V is also similar to nim tho.

V is also similar to golang in syntax, something that I definitely admire tbh.

I am interested about nim and V more tbh as compared to D-lang

In fact I was going to omit D-lang from my comment but I know that those folks are up to something great too and I will try to look into them more but nim defintely peaks my interests as a production ready language-ish imo as compared to V-lang or even D-lang