Nissan Titan Towing Capacity

HOW CAN THE NISSAN TITAN TOW SO MUCH?

A pickup truck's towing capacity is ever dependent on its powertrain configuration. The Nissan TITAN offers just one powertrain option, but it will be all you need to tow what you please.

The standard 5.6L Endurance® V8 paired with a 7-speed transmission is among the most powerful powertrains in its class. It generates 400 horsepower and 413 lb-ft of torque to make hauling or carrying anything in the bed a breeze. It also offers an EPA-estimated 16 city/21 highway MPG in the way of fuel economy.²

Depending on where you plan to drive your TITAN, you can choose a 4x2 or 4x4 drivetrain.

INTELLIGENT TOWING TECHNOLOGY

In addition to the strong powertrain that is equipped in the Nissan TITAN, it incorporates a range of standard and available technology features to make towing safer and easier.

Some of these advanced towing features of the Nissan TITAN include: 

• Tow-Haul Mode
• Trailer Sway Control
• Intelligent Around View® Monitor
• Remote Trailer Light Check
• Integrated Trailer Brake Controller
• Tow Mirrors

The standard Tow-Haul Mode feature raises the transmission shift points, so your TITAN moves at a slower pace to start but with more power upon each gear shift. This will gradually bring whatever is being towed up to speed.

The standard Trailer Sway Control helps keep the trailer in line to combat crosswinds or any bad roads you encounter.

The Tow Mirrors offer more visibility as you drive. If you’re looking for a feature to improve visibility while hooking up your trailer, opt for the Intelligent Around View® Monitor. You’ll get two views and guidelines to ensure you can hook up your trailer.

Need to check your trailer’s light system? Use the remote trailer light check. Stand outside and cycle through all the lights using your key.

The available integrated trailer brake controller helps you adjust or activate your trailer brakes when needed. It's all done through a controller mounted to the TITAN’s center dash.

All these advanced towing features help get you and your trailer to your destination faster and make you more efficient on the job.

2023 TITAN PAYLOAD CAPABILITY

The Nissan TITAN offers impressive payload capabilities, no matter the cab configuration or size of the truck bed. The Crew Cab and King Cabs come in at maximum payload capacities of 1,658 pounds and 1,697 pounds.¹

This payload capability allows you to load up the bed of your truck with everything you need for your day to maximize productivity.

The TITAN also offers two bed dimensions, so you can get the space and payload capacity you need with your truck.

The King Cab offers truck bed dimensions of 78.7 inches in length, 20.8 inches in depth, and 63.8 inches in width.

The Crew Cab offers a bed size of 67 inches in length, 20.8 inches in depth, and 63.8 inches wide.

The TITAN also offers Utili-Track® Cargo Versatility—an available cargo system for the truck bed. The Utili-Track system has aluminum-alloy cleats that slide along channels to help secure whatever you’re hauling.

Opt for the available LED bed lighting if you often load up at night. The in-bed lights are trucked away, so you can maximize your space while still getting the lighting you need.

For as much toughness as you can get from your truck bed, opt for the available spray-on bed liner. This is applied to help protect your truck and your cargo.

Need to store smaller items in your truck bed? The available in-bed TITAN boxes offer lockable storage for all your gear.

NIssan TITAN driver-assist features

Whether your TITAN is hooked up to a trailer or driving toward its next job, the safety and driver-assistive features that come with your truck are here to help. You can use an assortment of standard and available features to make your TITAN as safe as possible. Some of these features include:

• Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection
• Lane Departure Warning
• Blind Spot Warning
• High Beam Assist

Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection helps prevent or mitigate accidents. It monitors the speed and distance between you and the vehicle ahead of you. The feature can warn you if you need to slow down or engage the brakes if an imminent accident occurs.

The Lane Departure Warning monitors your position within your lane. If it senses an unintentional drift, it will warn you, so you can correct the drift.

Is a vehicle hiding in your blind spot? Blind Spot Warning can help you determine that. It will warn you if a car is there.

The High Beam Assist feature is excellent if you drive a lot at night. It can automatically activate your high beams when needed and deactivate them if it detects oncoming traffic.