Navara Pro PHEV – Nissan has confirmed that they will be adding a Plug in Hybrid version to their Navara Ute range in 2027. This joins the growing list of PHEV Utes available in Australia.
Called the Navara Pro PHEV, it pairs a 2.0-litre turbocharged petrol engine with a high-output electric motor integrated into an 8-speed automatic Transmission.
Estimated power is 300kW and 800 Nm of torque.
Unlike a few PHEV Utes Its off-road capability is underpinned by a mechanical 4×4 system, extensively tuned terrain and drive modes, and mechanical differential-lock capability.
The Navara Pro PHEV will offer four selectable drive modes and seven terrain modes. Each mode adjusts the vehicle’s powertrain, steering and traction-control mapping to optimise performance across a broad range of driving conditions and requirements.
With over 20,000km of localised testing, Nissan has validated mechanical front, rear, and combined differential-lock configurations, alongside different suspension and tyres, to establish a specification suited to the local conditions.
Highlighting its work and recreation capabilities it comes with approximately 1,000kg of payload* and a 3,500kg braked towing capacity. As traditionally expected by buyers in this segment, subject to final homologation.
More information, will be provided closer to the launch . This includes final specifications, equipment, pricing, and estimated EV-only driving range. .
It looks like in 2027 there will be s few more PHEV Utes available, all driven by the draconian NVES rules.
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