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Nissan’s new Pathfinder family of SUVs gets more technology, safety and practicality than their predecessors – but at a much higher price tag. 0 Nissan Pathfinder 2023 price and specifications Four classes available, all with V6 . petrol Eight seats, full safety suite standard in base class Prices from $54,190 before on-road fees See 7 pictures It 2023 Nissan Pathfinder will arrive in Australian showrooms before the end of this year with more technology than ever before – but at a much higher price. Available in four model classes, the new Pathfinder lineup starts at $54,190 plus on-road costs — up $9950, or 22 percent off the base version of Nissan’s base SUV, which was last offered in 2020. The ranges were re-randomized, with ST-L, Ti and Ti-L values ​​replacing ST+, ST-L and Ti values, in that order. All are powered by the same 3.5-liter V6 petrol engine – with no available hybrid options – and all but the seven-seater Ti-L offers eight. Comparing the new and old equivalents, the

Two years after its launch in the US, the new Nissan X-Trail medium SUV is approaching Australia – but won’t be as cheap as its predecessor. 0 Nissan X-Trail 2023 price and specifications Four grade models with 2.5 liter petrol engine, manual gearbox driven e-Power hybrid variant coming soon Price from $36,750 plus on-road fees See 12 pictures See 12 pictures Previously It Nissan X-Trail 2023 will hit Australian showrooms before the end of this year with more technology, space and power than ever before – but at a much higher price tag. Offered in a choice of four model classes (ST, ST-L, Ti and Ti-L), the new X-Trail mid-size SUV – which goes on sale at Nissan Australia dealerships two years after its launch in the US – will cost from $36,750 more. way for the automatic ST, $4085 more expensive than the variant it replaces. Buyers of the entry-level ST and ST-L classes have a choice of five seats and front-wheel drive, or seven seats and all-wheel drive. The higher-spec Ti and Ti-L