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2025 Nissan Navara Black Edition review
- The Nissan Navara Black Edition offers blacked-out exterior trim elements, alloy wheels, and exclusive accessories in an attempt to revitalize the aging lineup in Australia.
- With a limited run of 400 units, the Black Edition comes at a premium of $5500 over the Navara ST, offering $9700 worth of extra features and accessories.
- The interior of the Navara Black Edition feels dated, featuring an 8.0-inch infotainment touchscreen with slow response times and limited features.
- The cabin includes plenty of hard plastic trim with minimal design flair, uncomfortable cloth seats, and limited storage options.
- The Navara Black Edition is powered by a 2.3L turbo-diesel engine producing 140kW and 450Nm, offering acceptable performance but lacking compared to competitors.
- On the road, the Navara's heavy steering, old-fashioned turbo-diesel engine, and lack of modern conveniences make it less agile than competitors.
- The Navara Black Edition boasts good ride quality, comfortable suspension, and decent fuel economy averaging 8.9L/100km during testing.
- Safety features include seven airbags, autonomous emergency braking, and driver assistance systems, with ST models adding additional safety technologies.
- The Navara's ownership program 'Nissan More' offers a 10-year, 300,000km warranty and capped-price servicing at $2495 for five years.
- Despite some enhancements in the Black Edition, the Nissan Navara continues to lag behind competitors like the Ford Ranger, Toyota HiLux, and Isuzu D-Max in terms of technology and refinement.
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