Nissan has made a variety of convenience updates, and a few styling changes to its midsize pickup, the Frontier, for 2025. The alterations are based on customer feedback and should make the truck much easier to live with, though they have added $1,000 to its MSRP, as compared to 2024.
For 2025, the Frontier SV Crew Cab opens pricing at $47,998 before taxes and destination charges and comes with a reworked front end, new dashboard trim, and standard 17-inch alloy wheels. A telescoping steering wheel — a, frankly, shocking omission from some previous model year versions — in now also included in the base price, as are a sliding rear window, a sunglasses holder in the overhead console, a 12.3-inch infotainment screen, and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
A four-way power adjusting seat, a wireless phone charger, and the surround view monitor have all become standard on the SL trim, and all higher trim models. Pricing for the Frontier SL Crew Cab starts at $50,498 (all prices omit taxes and additional fees). Towing capacity has also increased by around 500 pounds (227 kg) in 2025, meaning that the pickup can now pull a maximum of 6,850 pounds (3,107 kg).
At the top end of the lineup, the Frontier Pro-4X is now available with either a five- or six-foot bed in both the Crew Cab and Luxury Crew Cab specifications. The rugged models also come with a new tailgate finisher, a new shade of paint called Afterburn Orange, and more. Prices for the trim start at $49,898.
The 2025 Nissan Frontier will hit Canadian showrooms late this summer. A full pricing breakdown can be found below.
- · Frontier SV Crew Cab $47,998
- · Frontier SL Crew Cab $50,498
- · Frontier PRO-4X King Cab $49,898
- · Frontier PRO-X Crew Cab (5-foot bed) $53,498
- · Frontier PRO-X Crew Cab (6-foot bed) $54,098
- · Frontier PRO-X Luxury Crew Cab (5-foot bed) $56,498
- · Frontier PRO-X Luxury Crew Cab (6-foot bed) $57,098
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