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Text ProsModern interior techAvailable active safety featuresTrail-ready PRO-4X trim ConsNo diesel optionUnimpressive expected fuel economyNissan Frontier Expert ReviewDuncan BradyThanks to a long-overdue redesign of the Frontier, the Chevrolet Colorado and Toyota Tacoma will finally have a modern competitor from Nissan in the midsize truck segment. That's right, the 2022 Nissan Frontier (known as the Navara in other markets) will be an all-new third-generation model following more than 15 years of the same truck. A fresh new design better ties it to the Titan full-size pickup and other modern Nissans. Along with the Tacoma and Colorado, other rivals will include the Ford Ranger and Honda Ridgeline. Check out our first drive review here.Collapse AllWhat's NewNew exterior designAvailable 9.0-inch touchscreen infotainment displayNewly available Safety Shield 360 driver assist active safety techForward collision warning now standardApple CarPlay and Android Auto now st...

  "The 2022 Nissan Frontier is fashionably late to the modern mid-size-pickup party, but its bold bodywork and adoption of popular technology could make it the new hotness. With a futuristic face and blistered fenders inspired by the original Nissan ""Hardbody"" compact trucks, the freshly designed Frontier no longer looks like a blast from the past–its predecessor went largely unchanged for 16 years. Likewise, the new generation's interior goes from drab to pretty damn nice thanks to a more stylish layout and additional features. Power is provided by a 310-hp V-6 that pairs with a nine-speed automatic transmission and rear- or four-wheel drive. Off-road enthusiasts will also appreciate the Pro-4X trim that has a beefier suspension, an electronic locking rear differential, and other rugged add-ons." After waiting more than a decade-and-a-half, Nissan finally reveals the third-generation Frontier for the 2022 model year. Sure, it still rides...