New Nissan Pathfinder For Sale in Sebring FL

• The Pathfinder is set to be newly revised for 2026, benefitting from exterior tweaks that serve to make the SUV much more attractive.
• The Pathfinder's solid fuel economy is another plus point for buyers, as it prioritizes this in its pursuit to successfully provide some of the highest economy figures in the class.
• Part of the 5th generation of the Nissan Pathfinder

The 2026 Nissan Pathfinder is shaping up to receive a thoughtful mid-cycle refresh, with both cosmetic and technology updates enhancing its appeal. Up front, the lower bumper has been subtly reworked, accompanied by a revised lower grille design that gives the SUV a slightly more modern look while retaining the Pathfinder's recognizable face.

Around back, Nissan has resculpted the rear bumper, adding a bit more refinement to the overall profile. Interestingly, while some prototypes show new tweaks, the taillights appear largely unchanged from the 2025 model, suggesting Nissan is opting for evolutionary rather than radical design updates.

Driver assistance and safety tech could also see meaningful improvements. Nissan's ProPILOT Assist semi-autonomous driving suite is already available, but the refreshed model may adopt ProPILOT Assist 2.0. This Level 2 system allows for partial driving automation, such as lane centering and adaptive cruise control, but still requires the driver's attention and supervision at all times. If implemented, this would make the Pathfinder one of the more advanced family SUVs in its segment in terms of driver-assist capability.

Fuel economy for the Nissan Pathfinder remains one of its stronger attributes in the midsize SUV class on paper. With front-wheel drive, the EPA estimates the Pathfinder at 23 mpg combined, while all-wheel-drive models range from 21 to 23 mpg depending on the trim and equipment. These figures put it near the top of the segment, competing well against rivals.