The new Nissan Navara 2021 Facelift - ShortsCars

While the interior looks quite familiar, the silver lining is an updated 8-inch infotainment system and a 7-inch digital driver’s display with a higher resolution. There’s a new steering wheel and updated instrument panel styling while in the back the seats have updated seat cushions and backrests for greater passenger comfort. In addition, Nissan has added more soundproofing corroborated with laminated front windows and windshield.

This is a review of the all new 2021 Nissan Navara facelift and Nissan Navara Pro 4X.
One of the most significant changes brought by the facelift is a swanky PRO-4X version. While the US-spec Frontier PRO-4X is geared towards off-roading, the European / South American trim is essentially a styling package. It does bring off-road tires, but the rest of the changes are purely cosmetical, namely blacked-out accents and some orange touches here and there.

There are some changes underneath the skin as Nissan has beefed up the rear axle and increased the truck’s payload capacity. Not only that, but the Navara has a greater bed volume than before as well as a new step built into the rear bumper to easily access the bed. Low-speed maneuverability has been improved courtesy of a newly developed steering rack, which also pays dividends in terms of steering response.

The 2021 Navara and its South American sibling boast an extended array of safety features, including forward collision warning, emergency braking, and rain-sensing wipers. The new around view monitor makes use of four cameras to see the truck’s surroundings, plus an off-road monitor suitable at low speeds in four-wheel drive mode.

The press releases published by Nissan Global for the Navara and Nissan Mexico for the South America-spec Frontier don’t mention any changes to the engines, which leads us to believe these will be carried over. It will initially go on sale next month in Thailand, with other markets to follow shortly.