
Nissan is among Saudi Arabia's best-selling automotive brands, with a lineup that ranges from entry-level sedans from SAR 47,500 to a supercar-grade sports coupe approaching SAR 502,000. That breadth — combined with strong residual values relative to many rivals and a wide service network — makes Nissan a default consideration across almost every buyer segment in the Kingdom.
In Saudi Arabia, Nissan vehicles are distributed by Nissan Saudi Arabia (formerly Saudia Motors / Petromin), with an authorised dealer and service network spanning Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam, and major cities across all regions.
The KSA lineup covers the full spectrum. The Sunny anchors the range at the affordable end, offering practical sedan motoring in a market where sedans still hold strong appeal. The Altima and Sentra serve the family saloon segment, with the Altima's turbocharged variant adding performance appeal. Compact SUV buyers can choose between the Magnite, Kicks, and X-Trail, the latter available in five- or seven-seat configuration. The Xterra and Pathfinder bring body-on-frame SUV capability at mid-range prices, while the Patrol — a decades-long icon in Saudi Arabia — remains the go-to full-size off-road SUV, capped by an extreme Nismo variant. The Armada offers large-SUV comfort for family use. Commercial buyers are covered by the Urvan van and Civilian bus. At the performance end, the Z coupe delivers sports car thrills, while the GT-R — offered in limited variants including a Black Edition — represents Nissan at its most technically ambitious, and remains one of the few Japanese performance cars officially sold new in the Kingdom.
Patrol
SAR 230,000 - 450,899
Sunny
SAR 47,500 - 63,500
X-trail
SAR 96,255 - 107,410
Altima
SAR 112,600 - 141,400
Pathfinder
SAR 164,899 - 227,899
Kicks
SAR 89,499 - 111,299
Xterra
SAR 118,899 - 163,899
Armada
SAR 325,000
Magnite
SAR 69,899 - 80,899
Gt-r
SAR 200,000 - 502,000
Navara
SAR 55,000 - 120,750
Urvan
SAR 103,000 - 141,000
Ariya
SAR 250,000
Civilian
SAR 163,400
Z
SAR 261,999