The best 2022 Nissan vehicles for towing

June 23 2022,

The best 2022 Nissan vehicles for towing

Nissan offers an impressive lineup of sport utility vehicles and trucks that provide remarkable towing capability. If you are looking for an SUV or a pickup that has the ability to tow a camper, boat, or anything else really, Nissan has the right vehicle for you. Better yet, some models like the Nissan Pathfinder which was redesigned last year have some of the highest towing capability ratings in their segments.


Here is an overview of the Nissan vehicles with the best towing capability offered in 2022.


2022 Nissan Pathfinder


The redesigned 2022 Nissan Pathfinder features a proven V6 engine and a new transmission which gives it a towing capability of 6000 lb.


2022 Nissan Armada


The 2022 Nissan Armada is the largest SUV in the Nissan lineup and it has the power to back up the size. It offers an impressive 8500 pounds of towing capability.


2022 Nissan Frontier


The new 2022 Nissan Frontier was redesigned this year as well just like the Pathfinder and it has a towing capability of 6,500 lb courtesy of its 310-horsepower V6 which leads its segment in power.


2022 Nissan Murano


The Nissan Murano is known as one of the most luxurious and refined sport utility vehicles in its class. That said, it also offers 1,500 lb of towing capability which if you have something small to transport gives you the capability you need.


2022 Nissan Rogue


The Nissan Rogue has been one of the most popular sport utility vehicles ever since it arrived on the market. The latest generation is just as popular and thanks to an improved 4 cylinder powertrain that is more fuel efficient than ever, the Nissan Rogue can tow up to 1,102 pounds.


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