Nissan Frontier, Titan Trucks Updated for 2015
Nissan has added an infotainment system as standard equipment on several of its Frontier mid-size pickups and eliminated the long wheelbase Titan full-size pickup for the 2015 model year.

Photo of 2014 Frontier courtesy of Nissan.

Photo of 2014 Frontier courtesy of Nissan.
Nissan has added an infotainment system as standard equipment on several of its Frontier mid-size pickups and eliminated the long wheelbase Titan full-size pickup for the 2015 model year.
Nissan has not announced whether it would offer a diesel engine option with the 2015 Titan. Nissan showed its Frontier Diesel Runner concept pickup at the Chicago Auto Show earlier this year.
The 2015 Frontier Pro-4X gets the NissanConnect system with navigation and mobile apps, while the SV and Desert Runner trim levels get NissanConnect with appls and a 5-inch color display.
The 2015 Frontier will be offered in five trim levels including S (4 cylinder or V-6), SV, Pro-4X (4x4 only), Desert Runner (4x2 only), and SL (crew cab only). The truck will be available in August.
Nissan is also adding a standard moonroof for the Frontier SL long wheelbase model for 2015. Commercial fleets registered 4,075 Frontier pickups in 2013.
The full-size Titan will again be offered in S, SV, Pro-4X, and SL models with the 5.6L V-8 that generates 317 horsepower and 385 lb.-ft. of torque that's paired with a five-speed automatic transmission. Maximum towing capacity is 9,500 pounds for the King Cab and 9.400 pounds for the crew cab.
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