The evolution is that it seems that the 4-wheel "beast" is more than an impressive concept, with the people of the company now claiming that the Titan Warrior could find its way to production.
More specifically, Mr. Rich Miller, Nissan North America's product programming director for trucks and SUVs, said the Titan Warrior "is more than just a design exercise." In addition, the executive of the firm stated: "With the new Titan we dedicate ourselves to the class of pick-ups, while we are also looking for new fields of action". What if this category is small? It seems that pick-ups help to promote and advertise the entire range of a company.
In closing, we remind you that the Titan Warrior Concept was based on the Titan XD. It has a "wild" body, aluminum aprons, 18-inch wheels and 37-inch off-road tires. The Nissan light truck also has LED lights, side steps and a 4-way exhaust tailpipe. The unique style continues in the interior, in the decoration of which there are touches of carbon fiber and chrome.
Under the hood of the Titan Warrior Concept is the brutal Cummins 5.0L V8 Turbo Diesel diesel engine. Delivers 310 horsepower and 545 Nm of torque. Of course, Mr. Miller foresaw that in the production model there may be modifications to the performance of the engine. For anything new, we will keep you informed.