2021 Nissan Titan

First, you'll want to choose between the King Cab with a 6.5-footbed and the Crew Cab with a 5.5-footbed. The Crew Cab offers more interior space than the King, and the King is only available in the first two trim levels. Starting with the S trim, you'll enjoy standard exterior features like 18-inch steel wheels, a low radiator skid plate, black exterior details, intelligent automatic headlights, LED cargo bed lighting, rear privacy glass, and a locking tailgate. Step up to the SV trim option and get 18-inch dark machine-finished aluminum-alloy wheels, powered heated side mirrors, chrome exterior accents, and LED taillights. The PRO-4X is built for off-road performance and includes features like skid plates over the oil pan, transmission, fuel tank, and transfer case, plus front tow hooks, LED daytime running lights, LED signature headlights, LED fog lights, two-tone paint, charcoal accents, black wheel arch moldings with rocker panels, and unique PRO-4X badging. Enjoy 20-inch chrome-clad wheels, chrome accents throughout the exterior, a power-sliding rear window, running boards, a bed-mounted power outlet, and auto-dimming, power-folding heated side mirrors with integrated turn signals, puddle lights, and a convex spotter mirror when you opt for the SL trim. Finally, the Platinum Reserve trim pulls out all the stops with a chrome exhaust finisher, brushed-satin finishes throughout the exterior, gun-metallic details, and all the best features of the previous trim options.

A 5.6-liter V-8 engine with direct fuel injection comes standard with every Titan trim level. This engine has the power you need with 413 pound-feet of torque and 400 horsepower. Paired with a nine-speed automatic transmission, this V-8 provides smooth and consistent strength. You'll be able to tow up to 9,310 pounds when your Titan is properly equipped and handle a maximum 1,650-pound payload.

Opt for the available 4x4 drivetrain to have total confidence in your Titan's off-road capabilities. Other performance-focused features include an active brake limited-slip differential, a hill-start assistance system with hill descent control, and impressive ground clearance with available skid plates.

Inside the new Nissan Titan, enjoy a standard push-button start and the Nissan Connect infotainment system with an 8-inch touch screen. Other available interior perks include heated front and rear seats, leather upholstery, dual-zone automatic climate control, ambient lighting, power-adjustable seating with memory functions, and wood, metallic, or chrome accents. Seat five or six inside the Titan, depending on the types of seats you choose, but you'll enjoy more than 20 cubic-feet of increased passenger volume when you opt for the Crew Cab.

Drive with peace of mind thanks to several standard safety features of the 2021 Titan, including lane-departure warnings, intelligent driver alertness, automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, rear-cross traffic alerts, blind-spot monitoring, and forward-collision warnings. Upper trims add intelligent cruise control and a surround-view monitor.