
The Nissan Murano's body dimensions are: length × width × height = 4897 × 1908 × 1691 mm, with a wheelbase of 2830 mm. Additional information: In terms of powertrain, the new Murano offers two options. The 2.5L naturally aspirated engine delivers a maximum power of 137 kW (186 horsepower) and maximum torque of 230 Nm, paired with a CVT transmission. The hybrid system consists of a 2.5L supercharged engine and an electric motor, with the engine producing a maximum power of 180 kW (245 horsepower) and maximum torque of 340 Nm, while the electric motor provides a maximum power of 15 kW (20 horsepower) and maximum torque of 160 Nm. Additionally, the hybrid system is equipped with a four-wheel drive system.

I've been driving the Murano for a while now, and its size is quite impressive: approximately 4.89 meters long, 1.9 meters wide, and 1.69 meters tall. Driving in the city requires extra caution when parking since its length exceeds standard parking spaces, often requiring a few more reverse attempts to get it just right. However, the upside is the spacious interior, with ample legroom in the second row—my wife and kids find it super comfortable. The trunk can fit three large suitcases, making it worry-free for trips. With a 2830mm wheelbase, it feels more stable on highways, and the streamlined body design keeps noise levels low while driving. For beginners, I'd recommend practicing reversing before handling this SUV.

I'm a car enthusiast and often check the Murano's specs. The exterior dimensions are standard: length 4890mm, width 1905mm, height 1690mm, with a wheelbase of 2830mm. These dimensions classify it as a midsize SUV, and the long wheelbase means excellent legroom inside, allowing free movement from the front to the back seats. Compared to the Honda CR-V, the Murano is slightly narrower in width, with a turning radius of 5.8 meters in the city, which is a bit larger, but it doesn't feel unstable at high speeds. The body proportions are well-balanced, giving it a more imposing visual presence. When parking in small garages, be mindful of the height to avoid scraping the roof.

The Murano is quite practical for family outings. At nearly 4.9 meters long, 1.9 meters wide, and 1.7 meters tall, the trunk easily accommodates strollers and toys, and kids have plenty of legroom in the back. Parking in mall spaces can be a bit tight, but you get used to it without much trouble. The interior space is well-designed, comfortably seating five without feeling cramped, and the height is just right for me to reach things easily.


