2027 Nissan Frontier · Trim vs trim · Crew Cab, 5-ft bed

2027 Nissan Frontier SV vs PRO-X: what's the difference?

The PRO-X costs $2,400 more. It starts at $38,890 as a , 5-ft bed, and the SV at $36,490. The PRO-X adds , a and an . It also changes the , wheels, tires, front bumper and rear bumper. As they come, it's rated to tow 6,900 lb, 100 less than the SV's 7,000. Its is 1,430 lb, 50 less than the SV's 1,480.

Our Frontier data has all four US 2027 , all 11 published cab/bed/drive combinations, and core utility, towing, convenience, weather, appearance, tire and roof/audio . It doesn't have 2026 remaining , delayed standalone Package, Roush/PRO-4X R conversions, anniversary graphics, paint and wheel/body changes yet, so something missing from this page may still be offered.

SV$36,490
PRO-X$38,890

What changes, as they come

Numbers
WhatSVPRO-X
Towing, as it comesSV7,000 lbPRO-X6,900 lb
Payload, best caseSV1,480 lbPRO-X1,430 lb
Tire diameterSV30.6″PRO-X31.6″
Parts
WhatSVPRO-X
SuspensionSVDouble-wishbone front, leaf-spring solid rear axlePRO-XBilstein off-road suspension
WheelsSV17″ Aluminum-alloy wheelsPRO-X17″ Black alloy with Lava Red center wheels
TiresSV265/65R17 all-seasonPRO-X265/70R17 all-terrain
Front bumperSVBody-color front fasciaPRO-XPRO front fascia
Rear bumperSVRear step bumperPRO-XRear step bumper
Equipment
WhatSVPRO-X
Tow-Haul modeSVNot includedPRO-XYes
Heated front seats and steering wheel, remote startSVNot includedPRO-XYes

The same on both: combined mpg (21 mpg), city mpg (19 mpg) and highway mpg (24 mpg).

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The PRO-X Crew Cab, 5-ft bed, as it comes

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PRO-X

$38,890

Crew Cab, 5-ft bed

5 FT BED126.0″ WHEELBASE31.6″ TIRE
Tow
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Payload
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Bed
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Torque
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Packages & options

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Towing & utility

Comfort & tech

What your options change

This is a stock PRO-X. Pick a package and every part it swaps shows up here, and in orange on the truck.

  • No Low range
  • No Rear locker
  • Has Bilstein shocks
  • Has Heated seats
  • Has Heated wheel
  • No Around View
  • No Fender audio
Engine
3.8L V6 · 310 hp · 281 lb-ft
Transmission
9-speed automatic
Drive system
Rear-wheel drive
Rear axle
Dana solid rear axle with Active Brake Limited Slip
Suspension
Bilstein off-road suspension
Tires
265/70R17 all-terrain
Touchscreen
12.3″
Curb weight
4,561 lb · base configuration
AC outlets
Not fitted
GCWR
11,960 lb
Receiver tongue limit
690 lb · properly equipped
Seating
5 · Crew Cab
Low range
Not fitted

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