2023 Nissan Frontier Will get Midnight Version Pack, Small Value Enhance

Nissan gave the Frontier pickup an intensive refresh for the 2022 mannequin 12 months. The truck had languished within the lineup for over 15 years, however the replace put the pickup on equal footing with its opponents. When the 2023 Frontier arrives, although, it’ll be barely dearer than earlier than, beginning at $30,485 (all costs embrace the $1,295 vacation spot cost). The 2022 Frontier began at $29,985.

New for 2023 is a Midnight Version package deal. Nissan will make this out there on SV Crew Cab fashions, with the pack including black-painted 17-inch alloy wheels, black outdoors mirrors, black exterior badging, and a black bumper and grille. The truck additionally acquired LED fog lights, headlights, and taillights. Inside, there are black accents and a black headliner. It prices an additional $1,790.

SV Crew Cab Frontiers within the long-wheelbase configuration will function the SV Comfort Package deal as commonplace tools. This provides a heated steering wheel, a spray-in mattress liner, under-rail mattress lighting, and heated entrance seats. Frontier Professional-X and Professional-4X fashions obtain wi-fi Apple CarPlay, whereas Nissan up to date the Professional Premium package deal to swap black inside stitching for Lava Purple.

The King Cab fashions will include a 6-foot mattress, whereas the Crew Cab S, Professional-X, and Professional-4X fashions function the smaller 5-foot one. Both mattress is accessible with the SV Crew Cab mannequin.

Whereas Nissan up to date the Frontier for 2022, the truck’s present engine debuted within the previous-generation mannequin. It’s a 3.8-liter V6 engine producing 310 horsepower (231 kilowatts) and 281 pound-feet (391 Newton-meters) of torque. The truck acquired an all-new and tougher-looking exterior design whereas receiving a contemporary inside with an 8.0-inch infotainment show as commonplace tools.

The 2023 Nissan Frontier is on sale now. The slight worth enhance is annoying, however Nissan isn’t the one automaker to regulate pricing year-to-year.