The 2027 Nissan Murano arrives in St. Louis as a refined midsize SUV that brings a turbocharged 241-horsepower engine, standard AWD, and semi-autonomous highway capability to buyers who want a premium crossover experience without crossing into luxury-brand pricing. A simplified three-trim lineup, the addition of the new Dark Armor grade, and standard ProPILOT Assist make the 2027 Murano one of the more compelling two-row midsize options in its class. Suntrup Nissan on South Lindbergh carries the full 2027 Murano lineup for St. Louis drivers.
The 2027 Murano is a two-row midsize crossover that occupies the space between everyday family SUVs and full-on luxury vehicles. It competes with the Hyundai Santa Fe, Ford Edge, and Subaru Outback at a slightly higher price point, but it delivers meaningfully more refinement than most in that comparison set. Under the hood is a 2.0-liter VC-Turbo engine producing 241 horsepower, paired with a nine-speed automatic and AWD standard on every trim. Fuel economy reaches up to 27 highway MPG. The cabin is designed around comfort, with available Zero Gravity seating, a dual-zone climate system, and a technology suite anchored by ProPILOT Assist, Nissan’s hands-on semi-autonomous highway driving system. Safety Shield 360 is standard. For 2027, Nissan streamlined the lineup to three trims, SL, Dark Armor, and Platinum, and introduced Snow mode across the lineup.


The Murano is for buyers who spend significant time in their vehicle and want that time to be genuinely comfortable. St. Louis commuters who log miles on I-270 and I-44 every day will find ProPILOT Assist one of the most practical features on the market, reducing the fatigue that builds on long stretches of highway driving. The new Dark Armor trim, which slots between the SL and Platinum, adds blacked-out exterior styling, 21-inch gloss-black wheels, and a panoramic moonroof for buyers who want a more aggressive look without stepping to the top of the range. The Platinum grade layers in Bose premium audio, leather seating, and additional interior refinement for buyers whose priority is the luxury feel of the cabin. All three trims stay below $50,000 before options.
The 2027 Murano lineup spans from the SL entry at $43,990 through the Dark Armor and Platinum grades. Trim-level features, available exterior colors, and interior options vary across the lineup. The Murano is assembled at Nissan’s Smyrna, Tennessee, facility.
Suntrup Nissan is an authorized Nissan dealer at 6000 South Lindbergh Boulevard in South County, St. Louis, between I-55 and Tesson Ferry Road. The 2027 Murano is available at Suntrup now for St. Louis area drivers who want to see the full lineup in person.
