If there’s one type of vehicle that drivers everywhere are clamoring to buy, it’s the SUV. The last few years have seen the SUV market explode – and demand is only continuing to increase. Drivers are flocking to full-size SUVs as well as compact crossovers and commute-friendly mid-size SUVs. 

And one of the auto brands that’s continuing to expand its SUV lineup is Nissan. With new model additions for 2020, Nissan is working hard to give SUV buyers exactly what they need behind the wheel. Nissan is quickly developing a strong reputation thanks to its SUVs. 

What’s even more surprising is that you can find a Nissan SUV that works for you and your budget. With options in every size and price range the 2020 Nissan SUV lineup has something for everyone.

2020 Nissan Kicks

Starting MSRP: $18,870

Fuel Economy: 31 MPG city / 36 MPG highway

Available Options

The Nissan Kicks is available in the following trims:

  • S (the base model), starting at $18,870
  • SV, starting at $20,500
  • SR, starting at $21,120

If you’re searching for a vehicle that’s a step up from a sedan but isn’t as big as a mid- or full-size SUV, you need to check out the 2020 Nissan Kicks. As a brand-new addition for the 2020 model year, the Kicks is a compact crossover SUV that’s perfect for zipping around town. Though it’s small in size, this little SUV is surprisingly roomy inside the cabin. And there’s plenty of cargo space for anything you need to store or haul.

2020 Nissan Rogue Sport

Starting MSRP: $23,240

Fuel Economy: 25 MPG city / 32 MPG highway

Available Options

The Nissan Rogue Sport is available in the following trims:

  • S (the base model), starting at $23,240
  • SV, starting at $24,750
  • SL, starting at $28,450

The 2020 Nissan Rogue Sport might sound sporty, but that nickname only refers to this SUV’s smaller size. Slightly smaller than the Nissan Rogue, the Rogue Sport is an excellent in-between option for those who need an SUV that performs well around town. What drivers will really love about this vehicle is its excellent fuel economy and its roomy interior. As an added bonus, the newest Rogue Sport is also loaded with the latest safety features. That can help anyone feel more confident on the road.

2020 Nissan Rogue

Starting MSRP: $25,300

Fuel Economy: 26 MPG city / 33 MPG highway

Available Options

The Nissan Rogue is available in the following trims:

  • S (the base model), starting at $25,300
  • SV, starting at $26,720
  • SL, starting at $31,690

The Nissan Rogue is considered one of the best-selling crossover SUVs available today. And the 2020 Rogue is no different than its predecessors – it’s quiet, it’s comfortable, and it’s reliable. The Rogue features newly added driver assistance features for increased safety and visibility. Its exterior and interior styling is sleek across the board, and features tech that drivers and passengers will enjoy. Overall, the 2020 Rogue is well-rounded and capable.

2020 Nissan Murano

Starting MSRP: $31,530

Fuel Economy: 20 MPG city / 28 MPG highway

Available Options

The Nissan Murano is available in the following trims:

  • S (the base model), starting at $31,350
  • SV, starting at $35,160
  • SL, starting at $39,630
  • Platinum, starting at $43,730

If you’re looking for an SUV that’s a step up from basic, you need to take a look at the 2020 Nissan Murano. Featuring a deluxe exterior design and an upscale cabin with luxurious details, the Murano is Nissan’s answer to an affordable, quality SUV. The 2020 Murano offers a smooth ride, a quiet interior, and capability on the road. And it also packs a punch with features like Nissan Safety Shield 360, a line of driver assistance tools.

2020 Nissan Pathfinder

Starting MSRP: $31,680

Fuel Economy: 20 MPG city / 27 MPG highway

Available Options

The Nissan Pathfinder is available in the following trims:

  • S (the base model), starting at $31,680
  • SV, starting at $34,470
  • SV Rock Creek Edition, starting at $35,465
  • SL, starting at $38,090
  • SL Rock Creek Edition, starting at $39,085
  • Platinum, starting at $42,920

The 2020 Nissan Pathfinder is an excellent SUV for anyone who’s seeking value. If you want to make sure you’re getting the most for your money, the newest Pathfinder offers a well-rounded balance of features and capabilities. With three rows of seats, this SUV is comfortable on the road, perfect for daily commutes and family road trips. It’s also loaded with driver assistance features and includes a handy, easy to use infotainment system to make everything easier.

2020 Nissan Armada

Starting MSRP: $47,100

Fuel Economy: 14 MPG city / 19 MPG highway

Available Options

  • SV (the base model) starting at $47,100
  • SL, starting at $51,900
  • Platinum, starting at $60,530
  • Platinum Reserve, starting at $65,480

Featuring a bold design, upscale features, and a quiet, calm ride, the 2020 Nissan Armada is the best of Nissan’s SUV lineup. And it’s no secret why – this SUV is the luxury model of the bunch, the top of the line choice. But the Armada is also a tough competitor on the road. It can tow and haul, and it packs luxury details that make it comparable to the Chevrolet Tahoe and GMC Yukon. And it really deserves drivers’ attention, especially with a long list of standard driver assistance safety features. 

Find the Right SUV for Your Needs Today

If you’re trying to decide which SUV is the best for your money, you need to check out Nissan’s 2020 lineup. With affordable compact models priced below $20,000 and highly capable full-size models under $50,000, there’s a lot to love. And when you get behind the wheel of these SUVs, you’ll discover just what they have to offer.

Don’t forget to search for the latest deals, discounts, and sale events at your local Nissan dealership. Automakers regularly offer incentives and limited-time deals – and they change often. By doing your research before you shop, you can make sure you’re getting the lowest price and the biggest bang for your buck.

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Heather Fishel is a freelance writer who writes for many different interests and audiences. She’s covered topics ranging from productivity to psychology to education to finance on sites that include WonderHowTo, War History Online, Niche, and Livestly. She is the author of Fidget!, a nonfiction book that examines the connections between creativity, focus, and the brain.