Nissan unveils the all-new Nissan Titan

September 30 2019,

Nissan unveils the all-new Nissan Titan

Nissan introduced its all-new Nissan Titan 2020 at the State Fair of Texas, a greatly improved version of the current generation of the full-size Nissan Titan.


Several elements distinguish the new Nissan Titan from the previous model, starting with the exterior styling of the full-size truck. The new Titan now receives new headlights that improve visibility by 120% compared to the older generation. The Titan will also get more visual differentiating elements between the different versions. Examples include the PRO-4X version which will be recognizable thanks to black accents or the Platinum Reserve version which receives accents in satin chrome.


The cabin receives several new features starting with an 8.0-inch center screen, which is larger than any standard screen in any truck in the segment. The 2020 Nissan Titan  also receives Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, integrated Wi-Fi and the complete suite of Nissan Safety Shield 360 driver assistance technologies.


Under the hood, the new 2020 Nissan Titan comes standard with a powerful 400 horsepower V8 that also offers 413 lb-ft of torque paired with a new 9-speed automatic transmission. No other truck offers as much power output in a V8.


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