Nissan NP300 Navara accessory range launched

Buyers of the latest NP300 Navara will have plenty of opportunities to customise their pick-up, thanks to a new selection of dealer-fit accessories.

There are 125 items available and, perhaps unsurprisingly, many of them have something to do with carrying cargo. Particularly innovative are the sliding load tray (£1,350) and a metal foldaway access step (£360).

Nissan NP300 Navara (2016) Accessories - Sliding Tray

Other load bed parts include plastic or aluminium liners (£360 and £679 respectively), a divider (£440), rollover-type styling bars (£707), a large plastic tool box (£300) and soft or aluminium tonneau covers (£450 and £1,800 respectively).

Nissan NP300 Navara (2016) Accessories - Bed Divider

Also being offered in several colours are standard and premium hardtops (£2,600 and £3,300 respectively). Interior trim, lighting and opening windows differentiate the latter, which is compatible with the NP300's central locking.

Nissan NP300 Navara (2016) Accessories - Hardtop

Customers can choose various cosmetic add-ons too. Among these are an under-bumper front styling bar (£245), side steps (£498), diamond-cut 18” alloy wheels (£280) and body graphics (from £220 to £260).

All prices quoted are inclusive of VAT.

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2016 Nissan NP300 Navara first view

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