2024 Nissan Titan Reviews, Pricing & Specs

The Nissan Titan is nearing the end of its production. The SV trim gets a new Bronze Edition package for 2024, and Nissan nixes the base S trim.

The Titan has long been Nissan’s entry in the cutthroat full-size truck segment, but its time on sale comes to an end in the summer of 2024. In the meantime, the truck got a few updates for 2024, and it retains its class-leading V8 engine.

What’s New for the 2024 Nissan Titan

Nissan gave the Titan a new Bronze Edition package for the SV trim. The base S trim is also dropped for 2024, which raises the price of entry by several thousand dollars.

Design

The Titan’s beefy exterior appearance features a large grille and clean side styling, though some trims get loud graphics in some places. Grille finishes vary between trims, with some getting chrome and others getting more aggressive matte finishes. Wheel sizes range from 18 to 20 inches, and Nissan offers a handful of finish options, including bronze.

Powertrain

While other full-size trucks offer a choice of several powertrains, the Titan has stuck with its single V8 engine choice. It’s a 5.6-liter unit making 400 horsepower and 413 pound-feet of torque. Power reaches the rear or all four wheels through a nine-speed automatic transmission. Depending on the configuration, towing reaches 9,290 pounds, which is likely plenty for most truck buyers but far behind the Titan’s American rivals.

Interior

Nissan equips cloth upholstery as standard, and the top trims add leather. The Platinum Reserve trim also gets fancy stitching with the trim logo on the front seats. Heated front seats and heated/ventilated front seats are available, along with heated rear seats. Nissan’s seats are among the most comfortable in the industry, and in higher trims, the leather upholstery feels rich and expensive. The Titan doesn’t offer massaging features like the Ford F-150 does, but its top-range price tag does not extend to the Ford’s level, either.

Technology

An 8-inch touchscreen comes standard on the 2024 Titan, but Nissan offers a larger 9-inch unit that brings door-to-door 3D navigation and satellite imagery. SiriusXM radio, Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, hands-free texting, and USB inputs come standard. Nissan offers wireless Apple CarPlay, connected app services, a 12-speaker Fender sound system, a subwoofer, and voice recognition for navigation and audio.

Safety

Nissan equips a full suite of advanced driver aids with every Titan. It comes standard with lane-departure warnings and haptic steering, automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, rear automatic braking, forward collision warnings, and blind-spot monitoring with rear cross-traffic alerts. The Titan failed to earn a Top Safety Pick award from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), as its headlights were rated “Poor” and it earned an “Acceptable” score in the passenger-side small overlap front crash tests.

Pricing

Pricing for the 2024 Nissan Titan starts at $47,665 for the base SV trim. The mid-range Pro-4X starts at $55,475 and the top Platinum Reserve will set buyers back $61,335.