Nissan confirms Navara pricing and specifications ahead of March arrival

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Friday, 20 February 2026
  • Four-grade Dual Cab lineup opens from $54,690*delivering comprehensive capability across work and lifestyle applications
  • Available Premcar tuned suspension delivers comfort and confidence 
  • Navara celebrates 40th anniversary in New Zealand with advanced technology, 3.5-tonne braked towing capacity~ and 5-Star ANCAP safety rating

Nissan hass announced pricing and full specifications for the new Navara, ahead of its arrival in showrooms across New Zealand next month. The fifth-generation Navara (D27) will be available in four highly equipped grades, with pricing starting from $54,690* for the SL.

The new Navara arrives as the nameplate marks its 40th anniversary, having first been delivered locally in December 1986. Since then, over 70,000 Navara utes have been sold in New Zealand, establishing the model as a trusted workhorse and lifestyle vehicle for generations of local families and businesses.

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