Inovev forecasts 300,000 units per year of the new Nissan Navara / Frontier
- The Nissan Frontier (Navara in Europe) is the Japanese carmaker's mid-range pickup, produced in North America (USA, Mexico), South America (Brazil, Argentina), Asia (Thailand), in Africa (South Africa). In Europe (Spain), the production of this model will be stopped during the 2021 year.
- The Nissan Frontier / Navara is therefore a global vehicle, marketed on all continents for several decades. In 2020, nearly 180,000 units were sold worldwide, against 320,000 in 2019 and 345,000 in 2018. This decline in sales last year is partly explained by the consequences of the coronavirus crisis, but also due to an increased competition, particularly from the United States. The age of the model remains relative, as the latest generation of the Frontier / Navara (the fifth) dated from 2016, while the previous ones had lived between eight and eleven years each.
- Nissan, however, decided to replace this model sooner than expected, and it will be the first to be not produced in Europe. The new model looks a lot like an American pickup, with square lines and a massive grille. The new Frontier / Navara is expected to boost sales of a sharply declining model in 2020.
- Nissan proposes just one engine to its mid-range pickup, a 3.8-liter V6 developing 310 hp, which sits at the top of the segment when it comes to horsepower. The new Nissan Pathfinder SUV presented at the same time is based on the same platform as the new Frontier / Navara. Inovev expects 300,000 sales per year of the new Nissan pickup.
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