Nissan Pathfinder Cabin and Interior Details

Saudi Arabia: The Nissan Pathfinder is a three-row, full-size SUV suitable for families that prefer space and comfort. Once you are inside, the cabin brings a smile to your face with some pretty nice design and overall space. This feels more upscale than the price suggests. Semi-aniline leather seats with quilted inserts and real wood trim. The accents are made of metal, not fake plastic. For SAR 164,999 starting price, the interior quality punches above its weight, and most would agree. 

Comfort At Front

The front seats are genuinely comfortable for long drives. Eight-way power adjustment for the driver includes lumbar support. The steering wheel is leather-wrapped with a substantial feel. Visibility is excellent, with a high seating position, large windows, and slim A-pillars. The dashboard layout is clean and logical. 

Tri-zone automatic climate control means front passengers and rear occupants can set different temperatures. In Saudi summers, this matters more than any feature list suggests. The system cools the cabin quickly and maintains temperature even with seven people inside.

The EZ FLEX Seating System

The second-row seats slide and recline for passenger comfort. Here's what makes this useful: the second row tilts and slides forward even with a car seat attached. You can access the third row without removing child seats. For families with young kids, this single feature saves daily frustration. The optional captain's chairs for the second row reduce capacity to six but add serious comfort. Individual armrests, better side support, and easier third-row access through the centre aisle.

The third row works better mostly for kids and teenagers. Two adults can fit for shorter drives. Legroom is limited but not punishing, and there is adequate headroom. The seats fold flat into the floor when not needed, creating massive cargo space.

Technology Integration

• The 9-inch NissanConnect touchscreen is on SV and above. 
• Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto work reliably. 
• The 12.3-inch digital dashboard is on the SL trim and is customisable and crisp. 
• The head-up display projects speed, navigation, and safety alerts onto the windscreen. 
• Bose premium audio in SL trim with 12 speakers fills the cabin with quality sound. USB charging ports throughout all three rows
• The panoramic moonroof is available on SV and SL trims; the panoramic moonroof extends over the front and second rows. 

So this is a better-equipped big family SUV that serves well for its purpose. It is a well-executed mid-range premium. The materials look good after 50,000 km if maintained properly. The leather shows wear eventually but ages better than synthetic alternatives. For the price point, the interior delivers appropriate refinement without pretending to be something it's not.

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