Nissan has announced Russian configurations and prices for the new Nissan Pathfinder. The first cars will arrive at Russian Nissan dealers in February. This was announced on January 18 by the press service of the brand.
The car is offered in four trim levels: Business, High Tech, Top and Top Comfort. As standard, the Business car is equipped with 18-inch alloy wheels, a multimedia system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. audio system with six speakers, rear view camera and cruise control. The cost of this version is 4,285,000 rubles.
The car in the High Tech package is equipped with roof rails, leather seats, front parking sensors, navigation system, wireless charging for smartphones, as well as four USB sockets for passengers in the first and second row, driver fatigue detection, an eleven-speaker Bose premium audio system and electric fifth door, blind spot monitoring function, intelligent obstacle stop system, as well as a surround view system. The cost of the Nissan Pathfinder in the High Tech configuration is 4,715,000 rubles.
The Top version adds chrome side moldings, a large panoramic sunroof, perforated leather interior trim, power front passenger seat, and a memory function for side mirrors and a power steering wheel. The price of the Nissan Pathfinder in the Top configuration starts at 4,955,000 rubles.
The new Nissan Pathfinder in the Top Comfort variant, among other things, has a seven-seat interior and is equipped with a central portable console between individual seats in the second row. The cost of this version is 4,995,000 rubles.
On October 19, it was reported that Nissan will introduce a new electric crossover in 2025.
The car will replace the Leaf electric hatchback in the Nissan model range. The car will be built on the CMF-EV architecture, which was designed as a universal modular platform. It is intended to be the foundation for future-generation electric vehicles built by all companies in the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance.
Source: IZ
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