The Nissan Murano is a comfortable two-row SUV that’s ideal for families driving around in Dover and Tuscarawas counties. With seating for five people, an efficient engine, and a long list of quality infotainment features, this crossover adds reliability and enjoyment to your daily Ohio commute. The 2026 Murano’s trim lineup makes it easy to choose the interior style you desire, from standard and comfortable features to upscale and luxurious touches. Here’s a closer look at the 2026 Murano trims.

The Murano dimensions remain the same throughout the trim lineup, but your choice of trim makes a big difference in other areas. Every 2026 Nissan Murano has about 33 cubic feet of storage behind the second row. This expands to approximately 64 cubic feet with the rear seat folded down. The standard cargo area is perfect for a large load of groceries or luggage for a weekend trip to your favorite Ohio lake or campsite.

The Murano has all-wheel drive throughout the lineup, so it can handle gravel trails just as easily as paved roads. Its fuel economy isn’t bad either, achieving up to 21 mpg in the city and 27 mpg on the highway. Three trims are offered in the Murano lineup this year. They’re all powered by a turbocharged four-cylinder engine capable of achieving 241 horsepower and 260 lb-ft of torque. The Murano trim levels include: SV, SL, Platinum.

The Nissan Murano interior varies significantly across each trim. These changes are reflected in the price differences across the lineup, with the SV starting around $41,670 and the range-topping Platinum starting at $49,800.

The SV trim is a smart choice if you want a comfortable cabin for your daily commutes at an affordable price. Some of the SV’s highlights include: Prima-Tex synthetic leather upholstery for a comfortable ride throughout the cabin. Power-adjustable and heated front seats, allowing the driver and front passenger to find the perfect position during long drives. A dual automatic climate control to help everyone travel at the temperature they prefer. Push-button start and remote start to preheat or cool the cabin.

The SL trim is Nissan’s mid-range offering in the Murano’s 2026 lineup. It boasts features like: A heated steering wheel for added comfort during Ohio’s chilly winters. A Google Maps navigation system to guide you to your next destination in Dover. A panoramic moonroof to allow fresh air into the cabin on sunny summer commutes.

The Platinum trim is the most luxurious configuration available in the Murano. It features: Premium quilted leather upholstery throughout the cabin to give all passengers a luxurious ride. Ventilated and massaging front seats to help you stay relaxed and fresh during longer drives. A hands-free liftgate so you can easily load and unload your gear at the rear. A universal garage door opener for improved access to your parking space at home.

We’ve already taken a look at the Nissan Murano seating capacity and interior configurations. But the 2026 Murano also excels with large infotainment displays and cutting-edge tech. The standard 12.3-inch touchscreen lets you access your favorite apps and features, like music, the navigation system, and radio. Whatever you’re listening to, the six-speaker stereo provides a clear, high-quality sound. You’ll have no trouble linking your smartphone to the infotainment system thanks to wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. If you prefer connecting your device with wires, there are four USB ports.

Stepping up the trim ladder allows you to add extra gear, such as a 10-speaker sound system and a Wifi hotspot so you can stay connected wherever you may be. Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant are also available in the SL trim and up, so you can rely on them to perform simple tasks while you focus on the road ahead.

All Murano trims are equipped with an array of driver assistance features to help keep you and your passengers safe on the road. With forward and rear collision warning and automatic emergency braking, the Murano can mitigate or entirely avoid accidents in an emergency. When you reach highway speeds, lane-departure warning, lane-keep assist, and lane-centering assist ensure you stay on the right track and reduce the risk of colliding with other motorists. This is backed up by adaptive cruise control, which adjusts your speed to maintain a safe distance from other highway motorists.

Cars can approach you from unexpected angles, but you can rely on the Murano’s blind-spot monitor and rear cross-traffic alert to warn you. The traffic-sign recognition feature provides you key information, like speed limits, on your display so you can’t miss them. During longer drives, the driver attention monitor lets you know when it’s time to take a break based on your reaction speed. Finally, the front and rear parking sensors help you maneuver safely in and out of tight parking spots. You can upgrade to a surround-view parking camera for an even better overview of what’s going on around you.

All three trims in the 2026 lineup have something unique to offer. For drivers who want a comfortable and affordable option, the SV trim is a great choice, or upgrade to the SL to unlock more convenient assistance features like Alexa and Google Assistant. If you want the most luxurious Murano, the top-of-the-line Platinum trim comes in under $50k. We recommend booking a test drive today at Parkway Nissan in Dover to see how this two-row SUV performs on the road.