Nissan TITAN Trim Levels

King Cab vs Crew Cab

When looking at the Nissan TITAN trim levels, you’ll notice almost every trim is offered with either the King Cab or the Crew Cab. What’s the difference? The big difference between these cabs is the size bed you’ll have.

With the King Cab, you’ll have a larger bed with less rear-seat passenger room. With the Crew Cab, you’ll have more passenger room with less bed space. Let’s take a look:

Now that you know the difference between bed sizes, let’s see the features offered with each of the Nissan TITAN trim levels.

S is for Standard

While considered the standard model, your King Cab or Crew Cab Nissan TITAN S trim level is still well-equipped with a powerful engine for towing and general adventures. You’ll have a 5.6L V8 engine that’s capable of producing 400 horsepower and 413 lb-ft of torque.

These engine specs are what gives your Nissan truck a maximum towing capacity of 9,370 pounds, when properly equipped.

The main difference for this trim level is that the King Cab is offered with six cup holders, while the Crew Cab comes with eight cup holders for extra beverage options.

PRO-4X Trim Level

With this TITAN trim level, 4-wheel drive now comes standard. This 4-wheel capability mixed with the underbody skid plates and front tow hooks makes hitting the open world possible.

With this trim, you’ll also get PRO-4X embroidered, stain-resistant cloth with contrast stitching. That way, you can enjoy your adventures while your eye-catching seats stay clean.

Platinum Trim Level

When you’re looking for a truck that includes a little bit of everything, the Platinum trim level may be just what you’re looking for. With this trim, you’ll have these features not offered with any other trim level:

• Trailer Light Check
• Climate-controlled front heated and cooled seats
• Premium leather seats
• And more

Drivers who seek careful design options and additional trailering features should turn to the Platinum trim level.