Take a note of the greenhouse as the rear window design contributes to the “floating” roof look. The black-clad wheel arches are sporty and match the sophistication of the various wheel choices. The “meaty” look of the new Pathfinder is evident along its profile. It tops the brand’s recognizable V-motion grille for a unique look. Three slots at the top of the grille are a design feature of old. Take a look at the grille and you may notice a Nissan distinction. The new model is buff, with a bold grille punctuating a strong front fascia. Instead of a rounded visage, the new Pathfinder hearkens to its first three generations. Behold! A fresh canvas with traditional styling elements rolls out and these changes are welcome. It took Nissan nine years to redesign this model (with intermediary changes along the way) and a strikingly different look was necessary. Yet, the midsize three-row crossover utility segment is dominated by strong players, and sitting still is not an option. Nevertheless, the look grew on us and, most importantly, customers as Pathfinder sales surged.
That then new model shocked us as it was a clear departure from the buff look of the third generation. Gone are the soft angles and leisurely designs of the previous generation. The latest Pathfinder aligns itself with the compact Rogue in terms of a more rugged appearance. See Also – 2023 Nissan Pathfinder Review Exterior Highlights A more robust profile with an updated rear window dresses the new model. The Pathfinder seats up to eight in its standard configuration. This model comes with standard front-wheel drive and may be upgraded to all-wheel drive for $1,900.
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