2022 Nissan Navara Review: Three Progressive Things

The Nissan Navara is an off-road pickup truck that comes with numerous unique traits that make it stand out in its category. Like its other competitors, Nissan makes sure that they have something new to introduce each year as a part of their upgraded model. This 2022, Nissan introduces more than one innovation in the classic high-performance Nissan Navara. And I have to admit that those features are stunning and impressive.

Here are the things that I like about the new Nissan Navara

It comes with the best riding comfort in its class

This point should come first as I believe it is one of the best characteristics of the new Navara. The riding comfort is just phenomenal – it would make you feel that you are not cruising in the middle of the jungle. The combination of its all-new zero-gravity seats and five-link with dual coil springs suspension setup will make you feel that you are driving on a smooth highway.

Superb air conditioning system

Have you ever thought of another car company that offers a better air conditioning system than Nissan? I bet you can’t name one. The comfort its air-con gives on top of the riding comfort is heaven for us living in a tropical country. When you think about Nissan, its excellent air conditioning system will cross your mind as it is associated already with its name. And by that, you’ve got another reason why you should have the Nissan Navara.

All-new 360-degree camera

The all-new 360-camera feature of the 2022 Navara is an edge over its rivals in the category. Its closest rival Ford Ranger Raptor is not yet equipped with this feature. This intelligent around-view monitor with moving object detections allows the driver to have an eye on every corner of the car. It will help the driver, especially since the Nissan Navara is not a small ride.

There are several more notable features of the Nissan Navara, and it's for sure. But these three powerful traits have captured my interest in getting a unit for myself.

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