NP300

NP300 is a designation used by Nissan for its Navara pickup family in several markets. The NP300 Navara refers to the third generation Navara, introduced in the mid-2010s as the successor to the D40 Navara. In markets outside North America, the model is marketed as NP300 Navara, while in some regions it is simply called Navara. The NP300 designation signals a redesigned platform with improvements in ride quality, payload, and interior space compared with the previous generation.

Body styles include two- and four-door configurations, with King Cab (extended cab) and Crew Cab variants, and drivetrain choices that include 4x2 and 4x4. Transmission options typically include manual and automatic gearboxes. Engine options are diesel with turbocharged four-cylinder configurations, offering a balance of performance and efficiency for work and all-terrain use.

Safety and technology updates accompany the NP300 program, with features such as upgraded braking systems and infotainment options in higher trim levels, and a reinforced body structure to improve durability. The NP300 Navara has been produced in several plants around the world and marketed across Europe, Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and Australia, often tailored to local emissions and market requirements.

Reception has noted improved refinement, payload, and towing potential compared with the preceding generation, though pricing and ride characteristics vary by market and trim. The NP300 designation remains a core identifier for Nissan’s current Navara lineup in many regions.