New Nissan Titan XD Cummins 5.0L V8 Turbo Diesel

 The 2016 Nissan Titan XD, which made its world debut at the 2015 North American International Auto Show in Detroit, is set to shake up the highly competitive full-size pickup segment when it goes on sale in the United States and Canada beginning in late 2015 - with a bold all-new design that stakes out a unique position in the segment between traditional heavy-duty and light-duty entries.

Called the "XD," it offers the effortless towing and hauling of the larger, more expensive heavy-duty trucks - including an available maximum towing capacity of more than 12,000 pounds and maximum payload capacity of 2,000 pounds (when properly equipped) - yet has the fuel-efficiency and affordability of a half-ton pickup.

While the original Nissan Titan is known for its consumer-focused innovations such as the Wide-Open rear doors, bedside storage compartment, factory spray-on bedliner and Utili-track™ Bed Channel System, the next-generation starts with a focus on commercial strength components - from the radiator to the rear axle and everything in between.

Nissan Titan XD models utilize a unique frame and chassis to handle its Cummins diesel and its expanded towing and payload potential. 

Starting with a durable, proven chassis design from Nissan Commercial Vehicles, the new fully boxed, full-length ladder frame is extensively reinforced and strengthened for use with the Titan XD with added stiffness, vertical and lateral bending, and torsional rigidity. 

It also features an extended 151.6-inch wheelbase - about 20 inches longer than non-XD Titan models.


310 HP WITH 555 LB-FT OF TORQUE: The all-new Cummins 5.0L V8 Turbo Diesel is the heart of the next-gen TITAN XD. This beast of an engine brings heavy-duty attitude and torque to half-ton pickup territory, and does it with better fuel economy than its gasoline counterparts.

WITH ALL THAT POWER COMES GREAT TOWING: Dropping a Cummins 5.0L V8 Turbo Diesel engine in a half-ton creates enormous towing power. If you’re going to use all that power, you’re going to need the stability provided by a gooseneck hitch, so we engineered one right into the frame. In early trials held in sweltering Arizona (testing ground for the new SAE J2807 towing standard), we pulled more than 5 tons, and the TITAN XD performed with total confidence.

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