The information regarding the Murano is quite interesting to review, where the 2025 Murano is expected to come with a mid-sized two-row finally receiving a facelift, and will most likely retain the 3.5 liter V-6 engine. The current third generation Nissan Murano has been around for quite some time, but it looks like its replacement is finally coming soon.

There are also spy photos which are also provided by the online media Nissan Model, where this site is also often active in reporting the latest information regarding Nissan cars. The 2025 Nissan Murano showcases Nissan's upcoming fourth-generation two-row midsize SUV, which is expected to launch in the coming months as a 2025 model.

The Murano has always been a crossover at the forefront of fashion, and this new model looks to continue that trend with distinctive-looking slim headlights, attractive window treatments with a solid C-pillar, and a sharp-angled rear hatch that resembles many cars.

SUV "coupe" models are often found in the luxury segment. The black five-spoke wheels indicate that Nissan will continue to offer the Murano with several Midnight styling options.

We anticipate that the 2019 Murano will continue to share underpinnings with the three-row Nissan Pathfinder, meaning that front-wheel drive will be standard, and all-wheel drive available. This also means that the 3.5-liter V-6 engine, which produces between 284 and 295 horsepower in the Pathfinder, will continue to power the Murano. However, we wish Nissan would replace the Murano's old continuously variable automatic transmission with a smoother nine-speed automatic like the one found in the Pathfinder.

Initial rumors suggested that the Murano would use Nissan's e-Power hybrid powertrain, which uses an electric motor to power the vehicle and a gasoline engine as a generator.

This system is already used in many Nissan vehicles around the world, but we don't know when or if it will be available in the United States, so it's unclear if it will be implemented here.

We haven't seen the interior of the 2025 Murano, but expect it to be similar to the luxury cabin of the Ariya electric crossover. Two rows of seats will be standard, with a maximum capacity of five passengers, and the new model will almost certainly feature a larger infotainment screen than the 8.0-inch touchscreen on the old car.

As Nissan prepares to launch its next-generation SUV, expect more information about the new 2025 Nissan Murano in the coming months. It will likely go on sale in 2024, with prices starting at $30,000.