Which 2023 Nissan Titan trim should you buy?
$47,990 to $65,720. What each step up the ladder costs and what becomes standard for the money, cheapest first, from Nissan's own press kit — so you can see where the price goes before a dealer walks you up it.
Most standard equipment per dollar: SV 4WD → PRO-4X 4WD, +$5,960 for 37 features made standard.
SV $51,810
+$3,820 over the S 4WD.
Standard here, not on the S 4WD: Extendable mirrors for towing, Front tow hooks, Heated w/icon on mirror surface, Hill Descent Control, Integrated turn signals, Intelligent Cruise Control, LED taillights, Leather-wrapped, Outside mirror puddle lights, Power lumbar, Split towing mirrors, Trailer Brake Controller, Trailer Light Check Function (included on key fob)
PRO-4X $57,770
+$5,960 over the SV 4WD.
Standard here, not on the SV 4WD: "Double boomerang" Daytime Running Lights, 120-volt outlet, rear right hand side (in-bed), 8-way power, Auto-dimming w/compass, Black tailgate finisher with PRO-4X logo, Bucket seats with center console, Cloth with embroidered vinyl booster (seat material), Dedicated cell phone holder, Dual Zone Automatic Temperature Control, Electronic Locking Rear Differential, Electronic locking tailgate, Front and rear sonar systems, Front center console, Front overhead console w/sunglass holder, map lamp, microphone and 23 more
Seats 6 → 5 · Wheels 17 in → 18 in
Platinum Reserve $65,720
+$7,950 over the PRO-4X 4WD.
Standard here, not on the PRO-4X 4WD: 2-driver memory, 4-way power front passenger seat, Aluminum door sill plates, Auto entry/exit (driver's seat), Auto-dimming outside mirror (driver side), Cargo bed lights – tailgate area bed sides, Debossed leather-appointed, Driver and passenger ventilated seats, Fender® – powered AM/FM audio system, 12 speakers, Footwell lamps, Heated, Heated (outboard), Heated and cooled front seats, Heated rear seats (outboard) and 14 more
Wheels 18 in → 20 in
Each trim is measured against the nearest cheaper trim with the same drivetrain and powertrain, so a step shows equipment rather than the price of all-wheel drive. "Standard here" means the press kit lists it as standard on this trim and not as standard on the one below — it may have been an option there. MSRP excludes destination. Confirm a specific car against its window sticker.
Compare two trims side by side → Back to the 2023 Nissan Titan
Common questions about the 2023 Nissan Titan trims
Source: EPA, NHTSA and manufacturer press kitsWhich 2023 Nissan Titan trim is the best value?
On standard equipment per dollar, the step from the SV 4WD to the PRO-4X 4WD: $5,960 more for 37 features the press kit lists as standard on the PRO-4X 4WD and not on the SV 4WD. Whether those features are worth it to you is the real answer — the list is on this page.
How much do the 2023 Nissan Titan trims cost?
4 trims, from $47,990 for the S 4WD to $65,720 for the Platinum Reserve 4WD. Manufacturer MSRP, excluding destination, options, taxes and dealer fees.