2025 Nissan Frontier V6 Pro 4x: Test Drive, Specs, and Pricing

When you think of a 4x4 pickup, Frontier may not come to mind first. Neither did we, until we put it through its paces in the environment where it really proves itself: completely and totally off-road.

The idea of ​​this test drive was to avoid any road or street during a four-hour journey, where we reached an altitude of almost 4,000 meters above sea level. It was there that we realized that the new Frontier Pro-4x with the V6 engine is simply made for this.

There are several points to highlight , but we believe that this renewed pickup has four strong cards. The first is the suspension, since by integrating Bilstein shock absorbers , the handling becomes really comfortable, especially when the road is full of rocks. This is complemented by all the work on sound insulation and structural rigidity of the chassis, to have a really quiet cabin.

Another great point in its favor is the front camera, since due to the angle at which it is positioned it becomes a fundamental element when doing this type of exercise, by showing what your eyes cannot see.

The engine is the next element that stands out, because it is a naturally aspirated six-cylinder , which makes for much more controlled handling and is even ideal for 4x4 routes, since it is very easy to regulate the progressive acceleration compared to a turbo charged one.

Finally, there are the seats, which in this case are called Zero Gravity , a Nissan development inspired by NASA seats to detect specific points of body weight and thus avoid fatigue.

It is definitely enough to test drive it once in its natural habitat to not only consider it as a family or work vehicle, but also to go off-road as many times as you want. There is no need to go into the fuel consumption or the price, the backing of the brand is one of the most attractive aspects of this very capable vehicle, ready to work or take us on an adventure.

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