by SAVIOUS KWINIKA
JOHANNESBURG – NISSAN has announced the return of its South Africa-manufactured Navara Stealth.
The company believes the vehicle will make an impression in the bakkie market.
“Despite its name, the Stealth isn’t subtle or quiet by any means,” said Maciej Klenkiewicz, Country Director for Nissan South Africa and Independent Markets Africa (IMA).
“Although it trades the striking chrome of the Navara for a bold matte and gloss black accents, its road presence is far too daring to miss.”
The roof rails, grille, mirror caps, door handles, and side step share the deep black finish of the Stealth signature on the doors and tailgate.
A nudge bar, sports bar, and 17-inch alloy wheels, combined with a refinished interior featuring all-black leather-trimmed seats, door panels, and arm rests also stand out.
The Stealth sports a 2.5-litre DDTi diesel engine that sends 140 kW and 450 Nm through a seven-speed gearbox.
Peak torque comes in at a maximum 2,000 rpm, while engine power sits at 3 600 rpm.
This is coupled with an 80-litre tank.
“The Navara Stealth again demonstrates Nissan’s long-term dedication to the African market,” noted Jordi Vila, President of Nissan Africa.
– CAJ News
