Overview
The 2024 Nissan Titan faces significant challenges in the full-size pickup truck market. Despite its comfortable interior and powerful 400-hp V-8 engine, the Titan trails in key areas such as towing capacity, technology, and trim level options. However, it boasts the best warranty in its class at five years or 100,000 miles.
Price
The 2024 Nissan Titan’s price ranges from $48,700 for the SV trim to $62,370 for the Platinum Reserve model. The SV trim is now the entry point, replacing the discontinued S model.
Engine and Transmission
The Titan’s 5.6-liter V-8 engine produces 400 horsepower and 413 lb-ft of torque, paired with a nine-speed automatic transmission. This powertrain delivers swift acceleration and reasonable hauling capacities. However, its handling and ride quality are compromised for off-road ruggedness.
Dimensions and Interior
Inside, the Titan features a serene cabin with standard Zero Gravity front seats. Premium materials are reserved for the Platinum Reserve trim, but interior design is dull, and plastic abundance disappoints. Rear-seat legroom is limited, and interior storage space is scarce. The Titan offers two bed lengths: 6.6 feet for the extended cab and 5.6 feet for the crew cab.
Performance and Fuel Economy
The Titan’s performance is notable, accelerating to 60 mph quickly and boasting sufficient stopping power. However, its steering and handling are less refined than its peers. The Pro-4X version excels off-road, but its suspension feels stiffer than rivals. The Titan estimates up to 21 mpg highway and 16 mpg city for rear-drive models, with four-wheel-drive versions losing 1 mpg in city ratings.
This 2024 the last Nissan Titan model was manufactured. However, its comfortable interior, powerful engine and best-in-class warranty make it one of the best options in the market. As production ends in summer 2024, the Titan’s legacy is marked by its loyal following, but its inability to keep pace with industry leaders.