Despite its initial introduction in 2003, which revolutionized the SUV market, the two-row crossover has exhibited a decline in performance relative to more modern competitors in recent times. Presently, nevertheless, it seems that Nissan is preparing to unveil the Murano in a forthcoming third iteration featuring an aesthetically pleasing redesign. By analyzing surveillance photographs, it is possible to discern a camouflage layer that obscures a more angular design. Comparable in appearance to the Genesis GV70, a crossover vehicle manufactured by the luxury segment, the rear quarter window is constricted and the roofline is swept back. The presence of exhaust emanating from the rear section of specific photographs suggests that the Murano will maintain its V-6 engine configuration. At the outset, there was optimism that the Murano would be introduced as an electric-powered automobile. Also anticipated is the 2025 Murano to retain its two-row, five-seat configuration. In addition, there is substantial evidence to suggest that Nissan is planning to produce an Infiniti-branded Murano variant known as the QX65. This iteration will feature an elevated exterior aesthetic and a more opulent interior. Beginning at approximately $37,000, the price of the 2025 Nissan Murano is anticipated to increase to a maximum of $49,000, contingent upon the specification level and options acquired. In summary, it is expected that a completely redesigned Murano will enter production at the start of 2024 and become available for purchase as a model for 2025 by the end of that year. Spy images of exhaust vapors indicate that the next-generation Murano will be powered predominantly by internal combustion from the outset, contrary to our initial expectation that it would be equipped with an electric propulsion system. It is conceivable that Nissan is engineering the new Murano with the capability of accommodating an electric vehicle powertrain or a petroleum engine; nevertheless, an official declaration is required to ascertain this with certainty. There is substantial reason to believe that the Murano will début with a 3.5-liter V-6 engine that has been carried over from the vehicle's previous generation. We are optimistic, nonetheless, that Nissan will have upgraded the 2024 Murano's continuously variable automatic transmission to the Pathfinder's nine-speed automatic transmission.

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