Nissan Frontier 2025: Truck Arrives in Brazil with Discounts and Renewed Design

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Published on 17/06/2024 at 14:45

Updated on 17/06/2024 at 23:44

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Nissan Launched the New Line of the Frontier 2025 in Brazil, Presenting an Average Reduction of Almost 4% in Price. Now, the Initial Model Costs R$ 242.790.

The main innovations are in the Attack version, which received aesthetic changes and a reduction of R$ 9,000 in price, now costing R$ 266.590.

The Visual Changes in the Attack Version

The Attack version of the Nissan Frontier 2025 stands out for its design changes. The front and rear fenders now have black plastic trim, replacing the body-colored paint for a more robust appearance.

The bumpers were also darkened, with the front creating a fusion effect with the grille. In addition, the wheels and mirror caps are in black, completing the look.

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The Power of the Nissan Frontier 2025

The mechanics of the Nissan Frontier 2025 maintains the 2.3 biturbo diesel engine with 190 hp and 45.9 kgfm of torque, and the 2.3 turbodiesel with 163 hp and 43.3 kgfm.

All configurations come with a seven-speed automatic transmission, except for the entry-level version, which is equipped with a six-speed manual gearbox.

Standard Equipment of the Attack Version

The Attack version of the Nissan Frontier 2025 offers a comprehensive list of standard equipment, including:

17-inch alloy wheels;
Rearview camera;
Cruise control with steering wheel controls;
Optional traction activated by button;
Power windows;
Multifunctional steering wheel with manual height adjustment;
Mirrors with electric adjustment;
Smart headlights activation;
Automatic descent control;
Braking assistance;
Hill start assist;
Tire pressure monitoring.

The multimedia center has an 8-inch screen, compatible with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. However, the Attack version does not come with a digital instrument cluster, but has a 7-inch multifunction display.

Additionally, the air conditioning is not digital, and the version does not offer convenience items like a sunroof, which are only available in the top Platinum and Pro-4X versions.

The Prices and Versions of the Nissan Frontier 2025

Below you can check the versions and prices, according to the manufacturer, that each model of the vehicle will have. Check it out:

Nissan Frontier S MT 4×4: R$ 242.790;
Nissan Frontier SE AT 4×4: R$ 252.590;
Nissan Frontier Attack AT 4×4: R$ 266.590;
Nissan Frontier XE AT 4×4: R$ 280.190;
Nissan Frontier Platinum AT 4×4: R$ 307.990;
Nissan Frontier PRO-4X AT 4×4: R$ 307.990.

Positioning of the Frontier Attack

Today, the Frontier Attack occupies an intermediate position in the lineup of the mid-size pickup, situated above the S and SE versions, but below the XE, Platinum, and Pro-4X versions.

According to an assessment made by the “Auto Esporte” portal, with these innovations, the Nissan Frontier 2025 presents itself as an even more competitive option in the mid-size pickup market, offering a good combination of price and equipment.

So, would you have a Nissan Frontier in your garage or would you choose a vehicle of the same category, but from another brand? Leave the answer in the comments!

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Sérgio Roberto dias da Rocha

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19/06/2024 23:19

Tanto compraria como tenho uma XE 2024

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Nissan Frontier 2025: Truck Arrives in Brazil with Discounts and Renewed Design

Nissan Launched the New Line of the Frontier 2025 in Brazil, Presenting an Average Reduction of Almost 4% in Price. Now, the Initial Model Costs R$ 242.790.

The Visual Changes in the Attack Version

The Power of the Nissan Frontier 2025

Standard Equipment of the Attack Version

The Prices and Versions of the Nissan Frontier 2025

Positioning of the Frontier Attack

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Nissan Frontier 2025: Truck Arrives in Brazil with Discounts and Renewed Design

Nissan Launched the New Line of the Frontier 2025 in Brazil, Presenting an Average Reduction of Almost 4% in Price. Now, the Initial Model Costs R$ 242.790.

The Visual Changes in the Attack Version

The Power of the Nissan Frontier 2025

Standard Equipment of the Attack Version

The Prices and Versions of the Nissan Frontier 2025

Positioning of the Frontier Attack

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