Nissan has reworked the powertrain of its gasoline-powered Titan XD for the 2020 model-year, noting that it added a bundle of safety technologies as standard equipment on all models.
Nissan will cease production of the diesel-powered Titan XD pickup in December and will replace it with a gasoline-powered model, the automaker confirmed.
In the Grand Canyon's 100th year anniversary as a national park, Nissan revealed the Ultimate Parks Titan, a purpose-built park support vehicle that will be donated to the Grand Canyon Conservancy.
The 2019 Nissan Titan XD stakes out a unique position between traditional heavy-duty and light-duty pickup trucks, offering the towing and hauling capability of larger, more expensive models — with fuel-efficiency and affordability closer to a 1/2-ton pickup.
Nissan has partnered with truck and SUV upfitter Rocky Ridge Trucks, which will offer custom exterior and interior performance and luxury treatments for some of Nissan's trucks and SUVs.
Nissan announced U.S. pricing for the 2019 Titan and Titan XD lineups, starting at $30,390 for the Titan S Single Cab 4x2, $32,670 for the Titan XD S Single Cab 4x2 Gas, and $38,270 for the Titan XD S Single Cab 4x2 diesel.
Nissan returned to the heart of truck country – the annual State Fair of Texas – to reveal the 2019 Titan.
Nissan North America, Inc. is recalling approximately 483 Nissan Titan and Titan XD MY 2016-2018 vehicles due to an increased risk in crashing by way of vehicle overload.
Nissan will offer a factory-authorized suspension lift kit with its 2018 Titan and Titan XD trucks that include coil-over shock absorbers that provide three inches of additional ground clearance under the pickups.
Nissan has set pricing for its 2018 pickup truck lineup that now includes five 1/2-ton Titan models, five Titan XD gasoline models, and five Titan XD diesel models.
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