Nissan is back with an upgrade in its Titan lineup, and the new Nissan Titan comes with many exciting features. The entry-level Titan S now has a trailer hitch and a spray-on Bedliner, whereas the SV offers the previously optional convenience package. So you get built-in navigation, double-zone weather control, integral map-reading, power-adjustable driver’s seat, heated front seats, and front and rear parking sensors. Here’s everything you can expect from the 2022 Nissan Titan:

Price
The car is a functional and reliable machine that comes with the best warranties. It is by far the best-in-class pickup truck when it comes to quality, power, and safety. You can choose from 4 different trims, each priced differently based on the features and specs. The S is priced at $40,605, V at $45,855, Pro-4X at $53,495, and Platinum Reserve at $59,295.

Performance
The new Nissan Titan offers a seamless experience through its 400-horsepower V8 engine and 413 lb-feet of torque, giving it an edge over its competitors. The performance enhancements make it ideal for off-road adventures. It comes with a smooth, responsive 9-speed automatic shifting transmission. The built-in 4-wheel drive is designed for off-road adventures. Additionally, The brand has partnered with Tread lightly! to keep outdoor recreation areas beautiful. You can also find better ground clearance and features like active brake limited slip, hill start assist, and hill descent control for a safer and smoother experience. For rough roads, you can also get accessories like a skid plate, sports bar, and mud flaps.

Payload capacity
The new Nissan Titan can tow up to 9,320 lbs and pull a minimum of 9,240 lbs, which is more than enough for average users.

Comfort
Nissan enhances the comfort of front seats by introducing Zero Gravity seating along with a quiet cabin. However, the brand reserves the premium materials for the Platinum reserved trim. While comfortable, the interior design can seem dull due to the excessive use of plastic and limited rear-seat legroom. Nevertheless, its cargo control is the best-in-class offering the ease of spring-assisted tailgates, bed-channel system, and in-bed cargo boxes with bed lengths of 8.2 feet, 6.6 feet, and 5.6 feet for a regular cab, extended cab, and crew cab, respectively.

Connectivity

The Titan lineup comes with an 8-inch touchscreen, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration, the latest version of NissanConnect infotainment software, wireless charging, hotspot, Fender audio system, and power charging ports.

Fuel efficiency

The car can earn up to 21 mpg on a highway and 16 mpg in the city for the rear-drive version, however, you get one less mpg for the four-wheel-drive version. The new Nissan Titan Pro-4X offers 20 mpg on the highway and 15 mpg on city roads.

Safety
All cars in the 2022 lineup come with standard driver-assistance features like the automatic emergency brake system, blind spot monitoring with adaptive cruise control, a 360-degree camera, and a motion detector system, among others.

Warranty

The warranties offered by Nissan for Titan are considered the best in its class. It provides a thorough shielding plan that includes:

Limited warranty: Covers 5 years or 100,000 miles

Powertrain warranty: Covers 5 years or 100,000 miles

Dimensions

Wheelbase: 139.8 in

Length: 228.2–229.5 in

Width: 79.5–80.7 in

Height: 75.1–77.2 in

Passenger volume: 99–120 cubic feet

Curb weight: 5,664 lbs

Exterior
You get automatic high beam headlights, manual tailgate, aluminum panels, deep-tinted glass, intermittent wipers, steel spare wheel, clearcoat paint, rear cargo access through the tailgate, and auto headlights as some of the standard exterior features.

You can also opt for a vast range of accessories like water-resistant seat covers and black aluminum alloy wheels as part of the customization for your car. The new Nissan Titan is a reliable, 4-door pickup truck that can seat 5–6 passengers, making it a great option for families.