After a ten-year break, Nissan Navara frame pickups have reappeared on the Russian market. The fourth generation of the model (D23) is now offered both in stock and on order, and the cost starts at approximately 3,300,000 rubles. Thus, the Navara can be bought cheaper than Chinese counterparts: the basic GWM Poer will cost at least 3,549,000 rubles, and prices for the JAC T9 start from 3,599,000 rubles.
For the specified amount, a new Nissan Navara with a 2.5-liter diesel engine with 163 hp and an automatic transmission is offered in Vladivostok. The equipment includes leather interior trim, a multi-steering wheel, a digital instrument panel with a large display, a multimedia complex with a touchscreen, climate control and alloy wheels. Gasoline versions with engines of the same volume are also available: an atmospheric one with 168 hp is estimated at 3,600,000 rubles, and a version with a capacity of 190 hp - at 3,700,000 rubles.
Prices for cars in stock are traditionally higher. So, in Kazan, a 190-horsepower pickup with mechanics costs 3,950,000 rubles, in Abakan - 4,180,000 rubles, in Sochi - 4,300,000 rubles, and in Moscow and Togliatti car dealerships they ask for at least 4,400,000-4,850,000 rubles for it. At the same time, the model is known for its reliability: according to VehicleScore, it scored 776 points out of a possible 999, and in 2022 it received the title "Car of the Year in South Africa" in the 4×4 Double Cab category.