After more than a decade in production, the third-generation Nissan Navara will finally be replaced. Come November 19, 2025, Nissan will officially reveal the next-generation Navara. It will make its global debut in Australia and will be available in Australian and New Zealand markets in the first half of 2026. 

First launched for the Australian market back in 1986, the Navara has evolved from a simple workhorse into one of the most versatile pickup trucks in the market. Nissan has also sold over 420,000 examples across Oceania alone.

“For nearly 40 years, Navara has been writing its story alongside Australia's own evolution. Every generation has learned from the previous one, and every Australian customer has taught us something about what matters most in a ute,” said Andrew Humberstone, Managing Director of Nissan Oceania.

The exact details and specifications of the next-generation Navara are not yet available. However, Nissan did say that the all-new pickup will draw on its heritage. It will incorporate design elements that pay homage to previous generations, while also delivering advanced capability and technology. In addition, it was developed with customer input, along with lessons gathered from past generations.

Based on the teaser photo, the all-new Nissan Navara will have a new set of LED daytime running lights. Since the Navara will now be based on the Triton, it looks like it will share the LED daytime running lights of its Mitsubishi sibling. It also has what appears to be a bigger grille, although Nissan is not yet ready to reveal the pickup truck in full.

Powertrain options for the next-generation Navara will most likely include a new turbo-diesel engine that could be shared with Mitsubishi. That also means new automatic and manual gearboxes will likely be offered once the all-new pickup has been revealed.

As to when we can expect the all-new Navara to make its way to the Philippines, it might take some time. According to our previous report, the pickup truck is set to be launched in early 2027. Should that be true, customers in the Philippines may have to wait for a little while longer before its local debut.

With the all-new Nissan Navara set to be launched on November 19, we’re hoping the automaker drops more teasers about the next-generation pickup truck.