Australian towing capacity / Ute

Nissan Navara Towing Capacity (Australia)

Selected Australian examples reach 3,500 kg braked. The document date and exact variant matter. These are source-specific examples, not a complete model history.

Documented Nissan Navara configurations (kg)

Source: Nissan Australia MY24 Navara dual-cab specification sheet, page 2. Checked 2026-10-25.

Document scopeVariantBrakedUnbrakedGVMGCMBall maximum
MY24D23 SL pickup 4x4 automatic3,5007503,1505,910350

Scope and equipment notes

D23 SL pickup 4x4 automatic: MY24 D23 pickup, not the new-generation model. Confirm Nissan's loading conditions and vehicle, axle and towbar limits.

Unverified fields stay unresolved. No mass is averaged across variants, copied from a related model or inferred from a towbar rating. Earlier and later builds need their own documentation.

Read the limits together

Braked towing capacity applies to the loaded trailer, including its ball load. Static ball load is also carried by the tow vehicle and uses its GVM and axle capacity. When adding the measured vehicle and trailer axle loads for GCM, do not count the ball load twice.

Use the matching manufacturer's loading instructions and a weighbridge. The caravan weight calculator checks four entered limits; it does not cover every axle, tyre, coupling, brake or road-rule requirement. See NSW Government towing guidance and the rules for where you travel.

Frequently asked questions

What Nissan Navara towing figures are covered?

The named Australian configuration examples below have braked ratings up to 3,500 kg. Coverage is limited to the cited document dates or revisions; no rating is inferred for other years, engines or bodies.

What does "Not verified here" mean?

The cited evidence does not establish that field for this example. It is not zero, and it does not mean the manufacturer has never published a limit. Obtain the manual, vehicle plate and towing-equipment documents matching your exact build.

Does a braked rating establish that my caravan is suitable?

No. Check actual loaded trailer mass, its permitted ATM, ball loading, vehicle GVM, axle limits, GCM, hitch and coupling limits, brakes and manufacturer instructions. The model headline alone cannot certify a combination.