Nissan gives first glimpse of incoming Thai-made facelift Navara
Revised D23 Navara will arrive in the fourth quarter of 2026 with a streamlined model range and an overhauled interior on some variants.
Nissan has unveiled the first details of the facelifted Navara, set to launch in South Africa later this year. The updated version will be the final new or revised model from the company before the all-new Tekton debuts. The Navara, manufactured at the Samut Prakan facility in Thailand, will retain the same engine and transmission as its predecessor, utilizing the 2.5-litre YD25DDTI turbodiesel and the seven-speed automatic gearbox.
The most significant changes will be found within the updated interior, featuring enhanced infotainment and advanced driver assist technologies. The SE Plus, LE Plus, and Pro-4X variants will receive redesigned dashboards, new center consoles, and new climate control panels. The steering wheel and instrument cluster will remain unchanged.
Nissan has not confirmed whether the single cab option will still be offered, as the current Navara models are only available in the two dropped trim levels, XE and SE. The exact launch date remains undisclosed, with more details expected to emerge in the coming months.
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