Nissan NV Trims & Features
The 2020 NV is an exceptional vehicle that comes with different trim levels, each with its own set of features and amenities added in. The new NV model comes with only three trim levels added this time around: the S, SV, and SL trims. The S is the base model and comes with all of the standard features such as power windows and door locks, keyless entry, a rearview camera, and all with three rows of adjustable bench seats. The SV is the next trim level up and adds in rear parking sensors, extra charger outlets, a power driver seat, and a new six-speaker stereo for entertainment. The SL is the most advanced of all the trims and brings in new foglights, front parking sensors, heated front seats, and dual-zone automatic climate control. However, the SL trim only has the V8 engine installed and only comes with the Navigation package as a possible option.
2020 Nissan NV Horsepower
The 2020 Nissan NV has been outfitted with a unique engine that can suit all of its mobile and functional needs. The NV's engine generally runs on a 7-speed shiftable automatic transmission with rear-wheel drive and V8 cylinders on the interior, though other trims may be V6 models. The engine gets a 375 horsepower rating and can generate up to 387 pounds per feet of engine torque. It runs on regular unleaded fuel and can carry twenty-eight gallons of fuel at one time.
Nissan NV Safety
The Nissan NV, like any new vehicle, is made for security and comes with a ton of safety features to keep drivers and passengers secure. One unique feature added to this line is the front and rear parking sonar setting, which gives the driver a loud audible alert to let them know the vehicle is getting too close to an object. Along with this, there are other expected features included, such as rear door safety locks and child seat anchors for any younger passengers. There have been upgrades in stability and traction control and a new 4-wheel ABS system to maintain some of that stability. An emergency braking assist feature has been kept in case the driver needs to bring the vehicle to a sudden halt when on the road. There is also a remote anti-theft alarm system in place to fend off any potential vandals or criminals when the driver is not around.
The 2020 Nissan NV has been outfitted with a unique engine that can suit all of its mobile and functional needs. The NV's engine generally runs on a 7-speed shiftable automatic transmission with rear-wheel drive and V8 cylinders on the interior, though other trims may be V6 models. The engine gets a 375 horsepower rating and can generate up to 387 pounds per feet of engine torque. It runs on regular unleaded fuel and can carry twenty-eight gallons of fuel at one time. 
The Nissan NV, like any new vehicle, is made for security and comes with a ton of safety features to keep drivers and passengers secure. One unique feature added to this line is the front and rear parking sonar setting, which gives the driver a loud audible alert to let them know the vehicle is getting too close to an object. Along with this, there are other expected features included, such as rear door safety locks and child seat anchors for any younger passengers. There have been upgrades in stability and traction control and a new 4-wheel ABS system to maintain some of that stability. An emergency braking assist feature has been kept in case the driver needs to bring the vehicle to a sudden halt when on the road. There is also a remote anti-theft alarm system in place to fend off any potential vandals or criminals when the driver is not around. 
The production of the all-new 2025 Nissan Murano has officially begun at Nissan’s Smyrna Vehicle Assembly Plant in Tennessee. Nissan executives, community leaders, and manufacturing employees came together to celebrate as they watched the first 2025 model roll off the assembly line. The dedication and hard work of the team have brought the redesigned midsize crossover to life. This major effort required the commitment of everyone involved. Expect the new Murano to arrive at dealerships in early 2025.