2017 Nissan Pathfinder, Specs, Prices Press Kit; TACH Michigan Bureau Editors Look and Tell +VIDEO
By Steve Purdy and Thom Cannell
Senior Editors
Michigan Bureau
The Auto Channel
DETROIT - Nissan product teams this week simultaneously gave groups of media folks in Texas, New York, Detroit and Europe previews of the 2017 Pathfinder.
Your Auto Channel, Michigan Bureau team of Steve and Thom traveled to a lovely meeting venue on the Detroit River to have a first look at this mid-cycle refresh of the full-size, three-row Nissan Pathfinder.
STEVE: You would surely need the outgoing and incoming versions of Nissan’s seven-passenger Pathfinder side-by-side to tell them apart. Most of the sheet metal stays the same with front and rear fascia getting the most attention. New lighting front and rear, a higher, more trucky hood, bolder grille and new wheels. If we pay attention we see Pathfinder easing toward the downright brash front styling details of the new Murano and Maxima, though Pathfinder remains rather plane from most angles.
THOM: Pathfinder was born in an era when Nissan North America was freshly, and brashly challenging accepted leaders like Ford’s Explorer and Jeep’s Grand Cherokee. It was blocky, hardy, and a viable competitor. Emphasis was, in those antiqued days almost 30 years ago, off road prowess, an ability that’s no longer as high on anybody’s list of what’s important to the general public. After all, real off roaders buy cheap and modify expensive. Hunters, fishermen, lifestyle enthusiasts—they’re the new target market. You only have to look at what Steve calls a “trucky hood” to see that reflections of power are critical.
STEVE: While it looks little different to the casual observer, under the skin they seem to have taken a fresh view at just about everything. Power is up, content is up, suspension retuned, towing improved . . . and all this with the price remaining the same, we expect. While pricing has not been announced our Nissan hosts expect it to remain close to the same when it gets to dealers this fall.
THOM: Nissan would love to up their profit per vehicle and the best way is this; improve without the major capital investment required by “ALL NEW”. What’s been done is solid, perhaps enough to lift their sales in a very hot market. Major feature improvements like LED headlights (available) and set-in-the-mirror turn signal flashers are important, as are LED daylight running lights. Wisely they have added the kick-style auto rear hatch opening option; walk up, kick under the rear bumper and motion detectors plus proximity of your authorized key fob activate the rear hatch.
STEVE: Under the hood the front-wheel drive (all-wheel drive optional) Pathfinder continues with the company’s ubiquitous 3.5-liter V6 but they tell us it has 50% new parts: new direct injection, combustion chamber and compression ratio (now 11:1), resulting in the same fuel mileage but a 10% bump up in power to 284 horsepower and 259 pound-feet of torque. An improved CVT with programmed-in shift points manages that power efficiently.
THOM: The engine is “unchanged”, but everything is different that counts. There’s a new engine controller, a new way of making the pistons slide smoothly that also lowers weight, and most important the power improvement goes to real world applications. Say you’re joining a freeway ramp and the normal happens, a poorly skilled driver ahead of you accelerates to a measly 45 mph (a daily occurrence) and you need power to get ahead of the oncoming truck. That’s when power counts, as it does when passing on two lane roads (we still have them!). Power is often more a matter of safety than smoking tires and that’s been their focus. There’s also the matter of increased tow capacity, now a real 6,000 pounds.
STEVE: Other improvements on the new Tennessee-built Pathfinder include: two USB ports, available heated rear seat and steering wheel, availability of a suite of driver assistance technologies, new touchscreen display, better materials inside, motion-activated tailgate (like Ford’s system where you pass your foot under the rear bumper) and tri-zone entertainment system.
THOM: With iPad Mini-sized infotainment and navigation screens now seen as teensy, the 8” standard touch screen puts Pathfinder into the hunt. Note that Bluetooth and Bluetooth streaming audio are standard. SiriusXM’s suite of subscription offerings: music, scores, weather, traffic, and points of interest is standard for three years. Not so NissanConnect Navigation suite of telematics which features both on screen icons and hard buttons. They’re subscription-based after one year. The extras include solid teen driver monitoring for where, vehicle speed, curfew, and geographical boundaries. Families can opt for a DVD-based rear entertainment system with wireless headphones, remote control, and alternative inputs. We’re pleased to see a controller from Infiniti, and bless their souls, buttons for radio stations!
STEVE: So, as fall approaches, if you’re in the market for a three-row crossover, keep an eye out for the 2017 Pathfinder. If you get lucky you might also find some deals on the outgoing model that is not much different. In any case, if you’ve paid attention to our reviews here on The Auto Channel you’ll find most of us find it a good competitor in this popular segment of the market.
THOM: Steve and I will be driving the new vehicles in another few weeks and will have more to offer. I’m focused on how well the Continuously Variable Transmission works off road; previous models used five and six-speed standard automatics. Stay Tuned
© Steve Purdy, Shunpiker Productions
© Thom Cannell, Cannell & Associates
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2017 Nissan Pathfinder Press Kit
- Major redesign includes bold new front end with signature boomerang-shaped headlights with LED Daytime Running Lights and available LED headlights
- New 3.5-liter V6 engine adds direct injection system, horsepower increases to 284, maximum towing capacity now a class-leading* 6,000 pounds (when properly equipped)
- Enhanced user friendliness features range from Motion-Activated liftgate to updated vehicle connected services
- New advanced driver assistance technology includes Forward Emergency Braking, Intelligent Cruise Control and Around View® Monitor with Moving Object Detection
Nashville July 12, 2017; Pathfinder, one of Nissan's best known and most popular nameplates in its nearly 60-year history in the United States, is reborn for the 2017 model year with more adventure capability, a freshened exterior look and enhanced safety and technology – pure Pathfinder taken to a higher level of performance and style.
"The Nissan Pathfinder has an amazing heritage as one of the modern pioneers in the SUV segment, with more than 30 years in the marketplace, yet we are always looking forward – as the Pathfinder name implies," said Michael Bunce, vice president, Product Planning, Nissan North America, Inc. "For 2017, Pathfinder receives much more than your typical facelift. It now offers more power, towing capability, improved driving dynamics and new available driver assistance features –more of what you need for safe, comfortable every day and weekend family adventures."
The seven-passenger 2017 Pathfinder is offered in 2-wheel drive and 4-wheel drive configurations and a choice of four well-equipped grade levels: S, SV, SL and Platinum.
A Powerful New Look
When the fourth-generation Pathfinder was introduced for the 2013 model year, its design represented a major step forward in refined styling and aerodynamic emphasis. For 2017, the refreshed exterior goes even farther, adding a stronger sense of adventure, character and presence and continued fine-tuning of aero efficiency.
The updated appearance incorporates the latest Nissan signature design elements introduced on the award-winning Maxima sport sedan and Murano crossover – including the new "V-Motion" grille and boomerang-shaped headlights with LED daytime running lights. New LED headlights are standard on the Pathfinder Platinum grade.
Other exterior enhancements include a new, more aggressive hood, front bumper and fog lights. The outside rearview mirrors now include standard integrated turn signals. In the rear, changes include new taillights and a stronger bumper design.
In addition, aerodynamic optimization efforts include a new grille design, which enhances cooling performance and negates the need for an active grille shutter, and a new front chin spoiler design that has been moved forward and directs air downward – without compromising the approach angle for off-road driving. These changes help optimize air flow around and below the exterior, with the coefficient of drag reduced to 0.326 (from the previous 0.34).
Another significant addition for 2017 is the available Motion-Activated liftgate with liftgate position memory. A simple wave of the foot under the center of the liftgate activates the power opening function. It is standard on SL and Platinum grades.
Other exterior details include recessed front windshield wipers, roof rails, chrome door handles and privacy glass. An available Dual Panorama Moonroof is standard on the Platinum grade. It includes a sliding opening front panel and fixed rear glass panel, which extends over the 2nd and 3rd rows.
Also added for 2017 are 18-inch (S, SV and SL grades) and 20-inch (Platinum) machined aluminum-alloy wheel designs.
Completing the exterior makeover are two new exterior colors – Sandstone and Caspian Blue. Other available colors are Midnight Jade, Brilliant Silver, Gun Metallic, Magnetic Black, Cayenne Red, Pearl White and Glacier White.
"More than just a more powerful appearance, the 2017 Pathfinder offers more functionality – from the convenience of the Motion-Activated liftgate to user-friendly interior upgrades," added Bunce.
A Roomy, Refined Interior
The enhancements to the Pathfinder interior for 2017 focus on convenience and connectivity. For example, the cupholders have been reshaped to accommodate mug handles and an illuminated front storage bin. There are now two USB ports inside the console versus the previous single port.
The biggest change, however, is the adoption of new-generation information technology. The standard Advanced Drive-AssistÔ Display (ADAD), located in the center of the instrument display between the tachometer and speedometer, features additional infotainment and driver assistance displays (versus the 2016 Pathfinder design). Voice recognition has been enhanced with a new HD microphone.
The standard 8.0-inch touch-screen monitor, mounted in the middle of the instrument panel, provides intuitive interaction and control of a variety of driver-selectable vehicle systems and settings – including the standard NissanConnectSM with Voice Recognition for audio, Bluetooth® and vehicle information. In addition, the available NissanConnect Navigation system** (offered as standard equipment on Pathfinder Platinum and optional on SV and SL grades) includes Voice Recognition for navigation, including one-shot voice destination entry and three years of included SiriusXM® Traffic®. The Pathfinder also includes standard SiriusXM® Travel Link** with three years of complimentary service, featuring sports, movie listings, stock prices, gas prices and weather.
NissanConnect Services powered by SiriusXM®** features automatic collision notification, emergency call and stolen vehicle locator, customizable alerts, dealer service scheduling and maintenance alerts. It comes standard on Platinum grade.
As in previous years, the 2017 Pathfinder's 3-row/7-passenger interior combines comfortable seating with the cargo capacity that families need every day. It offers the benefits of a mid-size crossover with the comfort of a larger SUV, including a flat floor for enhanced interior packaging flexibility and ample space. Overall interior roominess is 173.8 cubic feet (passenger and cargo areas combined).
Every 2017 Pathfinder interior is anchored by Nissan's innovative EZ Flex Seating System™ with LATCH AND GLIDE™, a 2nd row tilt and glide seat that allows easy 3rd row access with a child safety seat remaining securely in place (on the passenger curb side).
A wide range of seating and cargo carrying combinations are available with the 2nd row 60/40-split seat with manual slide/recline/fold flat and 3rd row 50/50-split seat with manual recline/flat fold. New cloth seat fabric is added for S and SV grades, along with new interior finishers for SL and Platinum grade levels. Leather-appointed seating is standard on SL and Platinum models.
Pathfinder's quiet, comfortable interior also includes a wide range of available features, including two rows of rich leather-appointed seating surfaces, heated and cooled front seats, heated 2nd row seats, heated steering wheel, power tilt and telescoping steering wheel, Nissan Intelligent Key® with Push Button Start, multiple user memory settings and an advanced Bose® Audio System with 13 speakers.
Pathfinder also offers available class-exclusive*** Around View® Monitor (AVM) with Moving Object Detection (MOD) added for 2017. Other available technology includes Tri-Zone Automatic Climate Control, Bluetooth® Hands-free Phone System and iPod® integration. The tri-zone Family Entertainment system includes 2nd row head restraint-mounted DVD display screens. The rear displays are now 8-inch QHD designs (versus the previous 7-inch WVGA) and include auto brightness control and USB and HDMI rear source inputs. The rear display can be easily controlled from the front with a more user-friendly display.
An available remote engine start**** function allows the climate control system to warm up or cool down the interior prior to driving (standard on SV, SL and Platinum).
The Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), available with individual tire pressure display, comes with standard Easy-Fill Tire Alert that provides both visual and audible signals to help owners conveniently maintain correct tire pressures without the use of a gauge.
Revised 3.5-liter V6 Engine, Class-Leading* 6,000-lb Towing Capacity
In a major step up of its already highly capable adventure credentials, Pathfinder's new 3.5-liter V6 engine features more power, torque and towing capacity. It utilizes more than 56 percent new or new-to-Pathfinder engine parts and components – including combustion chamber design, pistons, intake manifold and e-VTC (fully electronic on intake). The compression ratio has also been raised to 11.0:1 (from the previous 10.3:1).
The engine's new Direct Injection Gasoline™ (DIG) system, which is also utilized on the all-new flagship Nissan Armada full-size SUV, provides better wide-open throttle performance and improved fuel economy and emissions performance (versus a non-direct-injection system). The switch to mirror bore cylinder coating reduces engine weight by around three pounds and reduces friction between the piston ring and the cylinder wall. The technology eliminates the need for a heavy cast iron cylinder liner.
Horsepower for the new V6 increases to 284 hp (from the previous 260 hp) and torque is now rated at 259 lb-ft (up from 240 lb-ft). And, while adding more horsepower and torque, Pathfinder fuel economy remains 20 mpg city, 27 mpg highway and 22 mpg combined (2WD models) (estimated).
All 2017 Pathfinder models are equipped with Nissan's third-generation Xtronic transmission (similar to that utilized in the sporty Nissan Maxima). The Xtronic transmission includes D-Step Logic Control, which simulates shifts, giving a more natural acceleration feeling.
The new Pathfinder powertrain helps provide real world driving benefits of more responsive acceleration and re-acceleration, such as when entering highways or passing.
Maximum towing capacity has increased by 1,000 pounds to a best-in-class* 6,000 pounds (when properly equipped) due to the enhanced powertrain and body reinforcements added around the trailer hitch area. The advanced Xtronic transmission design also helps keep engine rpm optimized while towing without the typical "hunting for a gear" feel.
"As part of Nissan's ongoing, extensive research into consumers' real-world towing activities, we've found that mid-size SUV owners really want the ability to tow two-axle recreational trailers, whether for watercraft, flatbeds or campers," said Bunce. "The 2017 Pathfinder now fits most of those needs with the added confidence of its standard 6,000-pound towing rating."
As in previous years, Pathfinder also features selectable 2WD, Auto or 4WD Lock modes from the available intuitive ALL-MODE 4x4-i system. With the available intuitive four-wheel drive, Pathfinder continues to serve as an excellent vehicle for inclement weather driving conditions.
Pathfinder is the only vehicle in class***** with selectable 2WD, Auto or 4WD Lock modes for its available intuitive ALL-MODE 4x4-i system. The system lets the driver choose full-time 2WD for maximum fuel economy, Auto mode to automatically monitor conditions and adjust the balance of power between front and rear wheels for best traction, or 4WD Lock mode when full-time 4WD is desired.
In addition, standard Hill Start Assist helps prevent loss of control when starting and driving away on a steep incline (both 4WD and 2WD models), while standard Hill Descent Control (4WD only) helps by adjusting speed and brake pressure when traveling slowly down steep, rough terrain grades.
Pathfinder's extensively retuned 4-wheel independent suspension (versus the 2016 Pathfinder) also contributes to the enhanced driving dynamics, offering improved body control and a more refined ride. Among the revised or retuned suspension components are 11 percent stiffer front shock absorbers and seven percent stiffer rear shocks. Rebound springs have been added to the front struts to help assist with roll balance and body control. The spring rates of the rear rebound springs have also been increased by 25 percent.
"Fine tuning of the spring rates and the addition of front strut rebound springs has allowed better control of typical body motions such as roll and pitch and bounce. The result is the Pathfinder remains flatter while cornering and road vibrations are well controlled, especially on rough roads and during off-road driving," said Bunce.
In addition, a revised hydraulic electric steering system provides an improved cornering feel (versus the 2016 Pathfinder). The steering ratio is 11 percent quicker, due to a revised valve design, for less steering angle input – enhancing maneuverability.
The 2017 Pathfinder's advanced driver assistance technology includes new Forward Emergency Braking (FEB) and Intelligent Cruise Control (ICC). For 2017, Moving Object Detection (MOD) has been added to the available Around View® Monitor (AVM). Also available are Blind Spot Warning (BSW) and Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA).
Standard safety and security features include Nissan Advanced Air Bag System (includes dual-stage front supplemental air bags with seat belt sensors and an occupant classification sensor), 3-point seat belts with pretensioners and load limiters, supplemental front seat-mounted side-impact air bags, roof-mounted supplemental curtain air bags for side impact and rollover head protection for outboard passengers in all three rows (includes rollover sensor), 3-point seat belts for rear seat occupants, including 2nd row center position, LATCH (Lower Anchors and Tethers for CHildren) – 2nd row outboard seating positions only, child safety rear door locks, Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC) and Traction Control System (TCS).
A Choice of Models and Packages
The 2017 Pathfinder comes in four well-equipped models, starting with the Pathfinder S with 284-horsepower 3.5-liter V6, Xtronic transmission and available ALL-MODE 4x4-i system. Standard features include NissanConnect with 8.0-inch color display, HD Radio, SiriusXM® Satellite Radio**, Bluetooth® Hands-free Phone System, EZ Flex Seating System™ with LATCH AND GLIDE™, Tri-Zone Automatic Temperature Control, RearView Monitor and Advanced Drive-AssistÔ Display (ADAD).
Pathfinder SV models add a range of features including Nissan Intelligent Key®, 8-way power driver's seat, leather-wrapped steering wheel and gear shift lever, Rear Sonar, fog lights, auto-dimming rearview mirror with HomeLink® Universal Transceiver, remote engine start**** and much more.
Pathfinder SL models include leather-appointed heated 1st and 2nd row seats, 4-way power front passenger's seat, driver's seat 2-way power lumbar support, heated steering wheel, Motion-Activated power liftgate with liftgate position memory, Around View® Monitor (AVM) with Moving Object Detection (MOD), Blind Spot Warning (BSW) and Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA), among other features.
Pathfinder Platinum models offer unique 20-inch machined aluminum-alloy wheels, 235/55R20 tires, LED headlights, NissanConnect with Navigation and Services**, NissanConnect Services powered by SiriusXM®**, Bose® 13-speaker premium audio system, cooled front seats, woodgrain finishers, Dual Panorama Moonroof, Trailer Tow Package, Forward Emergency Braking (FEB), Intelligent Cruise Control (ICC) and more.
Several option packages are offered for 2017: the Trailer Tow Package; the SV Cold Package with heated front cloth seats, heated steering wheel and heated outside rearview mirrors; and the SV Tech Package with NissanConnect with Navigation and Services**, NissanConnect Services powered by SiriusXM®**, Blind Spot Warning (BSW) and Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA).
Also offered are the SL Tech Package, which features the Bose® 13-speaker Premium Audio System, NissanConnect with Navigation and Services, NissanConnect Services powered by SiriusXM®** and trailer hitch receiver and trailer towing harness; and the SL Premium Package with NissanConnect with Navigation and Services, NissanConnect Services powered by SiriusXM®**, Bose® 13-speaker Premium Audio System, Dual Panorama Moonroof and tow hitch receiver with integrated finisher.
The Family Entertainment Package adds the dual 8.0-inch headrest DVD/Family Entertainment System with rear seat wireless headphones, wireless remote control, rear headphone jacks with volume control, USB port, HDMI jack and VTR jack.
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*Ward's Segmentation. MY17 Pathfinder vs. in-market 2017 & 2016 Large Cross/Utility Vehicle class competitors. Towing capability varies by configuration. See Nissan Towing Guide and Owner's Manual for proper use.
**SiriusXM® subscription required, sold separately (after applicable introductory period).
***AVM with MOD cannot completely eliminate blind spots and may not detect every object. MOD operates at vehicle speeds below 5 mph. Always check surroundings and turn to look behind you before moving vehicle.
****State laws may apply; review local laws before using.
*****Ward's Segmentation. MY17 Pathfinder AWD Pathfinder vs. in-market 2017 & 2016 Large Cross/Utility Vehicle class competitors
2017 Nissan Pathfinder Specifications
Specifications are based on latest product information available at the time of printing
Mechanical
Engine |
|
Name |
VQ35DD |
Cam design |
DOHC |
Orientation |
Transverse-mounted |
Cylinders / configuration |
60-degree V6 |
Block / head composition |
Aluminum/aluminum |
Displacement (liters / cc) |
3.5L / 3498cc |
Horsepower |
284 @ 6,400 rpm |
Torque (lb-ft) |
259 @ 4,800 rpm |
Bore & stroke (mm) |
96 x 81 |
Compression ratio (:1) |
11.0 |
Spark plugs |
Iridium-tipped |
Maximum engine speed |
6,600 rpm |
Induction system |
Naturally aspirated |
Fuel delivery system |
Multipoint, Direct Injection Gasoline™ (DIG) |
Valvetrain |
DOHC, 24-valve, silent chain, single stage |
Variable Valve Timing (CVTCS) |
Intake e-motor/exhaust hydraulic |
Engine mounts |
3 liquid-filled, 1 solid, 2 torque rod |
Recommended fuel |
Regular unleaded |
Emissions system |
S, SV, SL: Tier3 Bin70 /LEV3-ULEV70 |
Exhaust |
Single exit/main and secondary mufflers |
Electrical |
||
Ignition system |
Electronic (direct ignition) |
|
Starter |
12 volt |
|
Alternator |
Amps |
150 |
Battery |
63Ah amp-hour rating |
Transmission and Drive System |
2WD |
4WD |
|
Drive configuration |
Front engine |
FWD |
Intuitive 4WD |
Transmission type |
Xtronic with D-Step Logic Control |
||
Automatic transmission oil cooler |
S |
||
Gear ratios (:1) |
2.41 – 0.38 |
||
Final drive ratio (:1) |
5.25 |
||
2-wheel or 4-wheel active brake limited slip (ABLS) |
S (2-wheel) |
S (4-wheel) |
|
All-Mode 4x4-i drive selectable 2WD/Auto/4WD Lock |
- |
S |
|
Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC) |
S |
||
Hill start Assist |
S |
||
Hill Descent Control |
- |
S |
Brakes |
||
Front |
Type |
Vented Disc |
Rotor size diameter and thickness (in.) |
||
Rear |
Type |
Vented Disc |
Rotor size diameter and thickness (in.) |
||
Electronic Brake force Distribution (EBD) |
S |
|
Brake Assist |
S |
|
Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) |
S |
|
Parking brake |
Type |
Mechanical |
Location |
Steering |
S |
SV |
SL |
Platinum |
|
Type |
Hydraulic electric |
||||
Power-assist |
Vehicle speed-sensitive |
||||
Overall ratio (:1) |
18.3 |
||||
Turns (lock-to-lock) |
2.9 |
||||
Curb-to-curb turning diameter (ft.) |
38.7 |
||||
Manual tilt/telescoping steering |
S |
- |
|||
Power tilt/telescoping steering |
- |
S |
|||
Two-driver memory |
- |
S |
|||
Steering wheel (4-spoke) |
Urethane |
S |
- |
- |
- |
Leather-wrapped | - | S | S | S | |
Audio Controls | S | S | S | S | |
Heated | - | O | S | S | |
Bluetooth® | S | S | S | S | |
Cruise control | S | S | S | S |
Suspension |
|
Front |
Independent strut |
Rear |
Multi-link |
Shock absorber type |
Twin tube with dual-flow path |
Body/Chassis |
S |
SV |
SL |
Platinum |
Type |
Unibody |
|||
Materials (primary) |
Corrosion-resistant and high-strength steel |
|||
Tow hitch – Class III |
A |
O |
O |
S |
Trailer harness (7-pin pre-wire) |
A |
O |
O |
S |
Exterior
Wheels & Tires |
S |
SV |
SL |
Platinum |
Wheels |
||||
18-inch aluminum-alloy (7.5J) – light gun metal paint finish |
S |
- |
||
20-inch aluminum-alloy (7.5J) – light gun metal paint finish |
- |
S |
||
Tires |
||||
235/65R18 all-season |
S |
- |
||
235/55R20 all-season |
- |
S |
||
Temporary spare tire (under body) |
T165/90D18 |
|||
Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) with Easy-Fill Tire Alert |
S |
Lights |
S |
SV |
SL |
Platinum |
Headlights |
||||
Halogen |
S |
S |
S |
- |
LED |
- |
- |
- |
S |
Auto On/Off (ambient light sensitive, linked to front wipers) |
- |
S |
S |
S |
LED Daytime Running Lights |
S |
|||
Halogen front fog lights |
A |
S |
S |
S |
Side mirror-mounted turn signals |
S |
|||
Center high mount stop light, rear spoiler mounted |
S |
Exterior Features |
S |
SV |
SL |
Platinum |
||
Outside mirrors |
||||||
Type |
Body color |
S |
||||
Adjustment |
Power |
|||||
Heated |
O |
S with memory |
||||
Tilt down when reversing |
- |
S |
||||
Integrated turn signals (on housing) |
S |
|||||
Body-colored bumpers |
S |
|||||
Splash guards |
A |
|||||
Chrome grille |
S |
|||||
Chrome front and rear door handles |
S |
|||||
Chrome badging |
S |
|||||
Chrome bodyside molding |
- |
- |
- |
S |
||
Front (chin) and rear (roof) spoilers |
S |
|||||
UV Cut Glass Windows |
S |
|||||
Privacy glass |
Rear door windows, rear quarter window fixed, liftgate window |
|||||
Wipers |
||||||
Front | Intermittent |
S |
S – vehicle-speed sensitive |
|||
Rear | Intermittent |
S |
||||
Dual Panorama Moonroof |
- |
O |
S |
|||
Roof rack/rails – painted silver finish |
S |
|||||
Roof rack/cross bars – Yakima® accessory compatible |
A |
|||||
Manual opening and closing liftgate |
S |
- |
||||
Motion-activated power liftgate with I-key operation and liftgate position memory |
- |
S |
Interior
Seating |
S |
SV |
SL |
Platinum |
|||
Capacity |
7-passenger |
||||||
Materials |
Cloth |
S |
- |
||||
Leather-appointed 1st and 2nd rows |
- |
S |
|||||
Front seats |
Heated |
- |
O |
S |
S |
||
Heated and cooled | - | - | - | S | |||
Driver's seat |
6-way manual |
S |
- |
- |
- |
||
8-way power | - | S | S | S | |||
2-way manual lumbar | S | S | - | - | |||
2-way power lumbar | - | - | S | S | |||
2-way memory | - | - | S | S | |||
auto enter/exit | - | - | S | S | |||
Passenger seat |
4-way manual |
S |
- |
||||
4-way power |
- |
S |
|||||
Seatback pockets |
Front driver and passenger seats |
||||||
2nd Row |
Type |
3-passenger, 60/40 split bench, flat folding |
|||||
Adjustments |
Manual reclining |
S |
|||||
Fold up into storage position |
|||||||
Center pull-down armrest |
S |
||||||
Head restraints - outboard |
Outboard height-adjustable, center fixed headrests |
||||||
Heated outboard |
- |
S |
|||||
3rd Row |
Type |
50/50 split fold-flat, manual reclining |
|||||
Head restraints |
Dual height-adjustable headrests |
Audio, Navi & Entertainment |
S |
SV |
SL |
Platinum |
Head unit and speakers |
|
|||
AM/FM/CD, 6 speakers, 8.0-inch color display |
S |
S |
S |
- |
Bose® Premium Audio w/13 speakers including subwoofers, 8.0-inch color touch-screen display |
- |
O |
S |
|
DVD audio/video playback |
- |
- |
- |
O |
NissanConnectSM with 8.0-inch color touch-screen display* |
S |
|||
Voice Recognition for audio, Bluetooth® and vehicle information, including music search by voice |
S |
|||
HD Radio |
S |
|||
SiriusXM® Satellite Radio* |
S |
|||
SiriusXM® Travel LinkTM with 3 years of service * |
S |
|||
Streaming Audio via Bluetooth® |
S |
|||
In-glass antenna (FM/AM) |
S |
|||
USB connection port for iPod® interface and other compatible devices |
S |
|||
Bluetooth® Hands-free Phone System |
S |
|||
Hands-free Text Messaging Assistant |
S |
|||
NissanConnect Navigation with three years of included SiriusXM® Traffic® service*, digital compass |
- |
O |
O |
S |
NissanConnect Services powered by SiriusXM®* with automatic collision notification, emergency call and stolen vehicle locator, customizable alerts, dealer service scheduling and maintenance alerts |
- |
O |
O |
S |
Mobile entertainment system: DVD player w/ 8.0-inch rear headrest screens |
- |
O |
Instrumentation |
S |
SV |
SL |
Platinum |
|
Fine Vision electroluminescent meter display |
S |
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Advanced Drive-Assist™ Display 4.0-inch color display |
S |
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Meters/gauges |
S |
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Analog |
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Analog |
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Analog |
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Analog |
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LCD digital |
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Digital |
Comfort & Convenience Features |
S |
SV |
SL |
Platinum |
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Cruise control w/ steering wheel-mounted controls |
S |
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Intelligent Cruise Control (ICC) |
- |
- |
- |
S |
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Power windows |
Driver/front passenger one-touch auto up/down with auto-reverse (driver auto down only on S) |
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Power door locks w/auto door lock function |
Selective unlocking and anti-lockout |
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Remote keyless entry system |
S |
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Center console with armrest |
Dual-level w/2 cup holders, 12V outlet (except S) |
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Overhead sunglass storage |
S |
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Front map lights, rear reading lights |
S |
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Armrests |
Center console, door |
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Door pockets |
S |
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Sun visors |
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S |
- |
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- |
S |
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Tie-down hooks |
Floor-mounted |
4 |
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4 |
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Air conditioning/heater |
S |
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Window defogger |
Front |
S |
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Cupholders (10) |
|
2 in front, 4 in 2nd row, 4 in 3rd row |
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12V power outlets |
Two |
S: center stack, cargo area |
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120V power outlet |
- |
S |
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Glove compartment with lock |
S |
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Assist grips |
|
6 total |
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Metallic instrument and door finishers with leather door trim inserts |
- |
- |
S |
- |
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Wood grain instrument and door finishers with leather door trim inserts |
- |
- |
- |
S |
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Inside rearview mirror |
Man. day/night |
S |
- |
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Auto-dimming |
- |
S |
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A |
S |
S -Incl. in navigation |
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HomeLink® Universal Transceiver |
- |
S |
S |
S |
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RearView Monitor |
S |
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Around View® Monitor (AVM) with Moving Object Detection (MOD) |
- |
- |
S |
S |
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Remote keyless entry with push button ignition |
S |
- |
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Nissan Intelligent Key® with programmable settings |
- |
S |
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Rear Sonar System |
- |
S |
S |
S |
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Storage compartment under cargo floor |
S |
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Interior welcome lighting |
- |
S |
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Rear reading lamps |
S |
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Remote engine start** |
- |
S |
Safety and Security
Passenger Restraint Systems |
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Nissan Advanced Air Bag System (AABS) with dual-stage supplemental front air bags with seat belt sensors and occupant classification sensor |
S |
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Front seat-mounted side-impact supplemental air bags |
S |
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Roof-mounted curtain side-impact supplemental air bags with rollover sensor for outboard occupant head protection for all three rows |
S |
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Outboard seat belts |
Front 2nd Row & 3rd Row |
3-point height-adjusting w/pre-tensioners and load limiters |
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Center seat belts |
Rear |
3-point ALR/ELR |
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Power window lockout button |
S |
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Child seat tether anchors – four |
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LATCH system |
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Child safety rear door locks |
Passive Safety |
|
Energy-absorbing steering column |
S |
Zone body construction with front and rear crumple zones |
|
Side-door guard beams |
|
Shift Interlock System |
|
Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) |
|
Safety and Security Features |
S |
SV |
SL |
Platinum |
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Immobilizer |
S |
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Vehicle security system with alarm |
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Blind Spot Warning (BSW) |
- |
O |
S |
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Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA) |
- |
O |
S |
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Forward Emergency Braking (FEB) |
|
|
|
S |
Dimensions
Exterior (inches) |
S |
SV |
SL |
Platinum |
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Wheelbase |
114.2 |
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Overall length |
198.5 |
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Overall width |
77.2 |
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Overall height |
69.6 (70.2 with roof rails) |
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Track width |
Front |
65.7 |
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65.7 |
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Minimum ground clearance |
7.0 |
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Cargo liftover height |
31.5 |
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Step-in height |
Front |
18.9 |
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Angle of approach |
|
14.7 degrees |
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Angle of departure |
|
22.3 degrees; 21.6 degrees (with tow hitch) |
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Ramp angle |
|
16.2 degrees |
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Coefficient of drag (Cd) |
0.326 |
Interior (inches) |
Front |
2nd Row |
3rd Row |
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Head room |
w/o moonroof |
42.2 |
39.4 |
37.8 |
Leg room |
42.3 |
41.7 |
30.7 |
|
Hip room |
56.8 |
56.1 |
42.0 |
|
Shoulder room |
60.7 |
60.4 |
57.1 |
Weights (pounds) |
S |
SV |
SL |
Platinum |
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Curb (lbs) – Front |
2WD |
2,439 |
2,449 |
2,459 |
2,497 |
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Curb (lbs) – Rear |
2WD |
1,853 |
1,858 |
1,880 |
2,027 |
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Curb (lbs) – Total |
2WD |
4,292 |
4,307 |
4,339 |
4,524 |
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Weight distribution (%) Front/Rear |
2WD |
57/43 |
57/43 |
57/43 |
55/45 |
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GVWR (lbs) |
2WD |
5,985 |
Capacities |
|
Fuel (gallons) |
19.5 |
Oil (quarts) |
4.75 |
Coolant (gallons) |
2.5 |
Towing (lbs) (Max. cap. properly equip.) |
6,000 |
Volume (cubic feet) |
|
Total volume |
173.8 |
EPA interior volume |
157.8 |
EPA cargo volume |
16.0 (2nd and 3rd rows upright) |
EPA Fuel Economy Estimates |
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City (estimated) |
2WD |
20 |
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Highway (estimated) |
2WD |
27 |
|
Combined (estimated) |
2WD |
23 |
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Classification |
Sport Utility Vehicle |
Options |
S |
SV |
SL |
Platinum |
Trailer Tow Package: Trailer hitch receiver with integrated finisher, trailer towing harness |
- |
O |
O |
S |
SV Cold Package: Heated front cloth seats, heated steering wheel, heated outside rearview mirrors |
- |
O |
- |
- |
SV Tech Package: NissanConnect with Navigation and Services, SiriusXM® Traffic with 3 years of service, NissanConnect Services powered by SiriusXM®*, Blind Spot Warning (BSW), Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA) |
- |
O |
- |
- |
SL Tech Package: NissanConnect with Navigation and Services, SiriusXM® Traffic with 3 years of service, NissanConnect Services powered by SiriusXM®*, Bose® 13-speaker Premium Audio System, trailer hitch receiver with integrated finisher, trailer towing harness |
- |
- |
O |
- |
SL Premium Package: NissanConnect with Navigation and Services, SiriusXM® Traffic with 3 years of service, NissanConnect Services powered by SiriusXM®*, Bose® 13-speaker Premium Audio System, trailer hitch receiver with integrated finisher, trailer towing harness, Power Panorama Moonroof with one-touch tilt/open/close controls (front), sunshade, rear roof glass with power sunshade |
- |
- |
O |
- |
Family Entertainment Package: Dual 8.0-inch headrest DVD Family Entertainment System with rear seat wireless headphones (2), wireless remote control, USB, HDMI, VTR jack, rear headphone jacks with volume control |
- |
- |
- |
O |
S – Standard
O – Optional
A - Accessory
*SiriusXM® subscription required, sold separately (after applicable introductory period).
**State laws may apply; review local laws before using.
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