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Your family outings could soon become a whole lot easier thanks to the Nissan Pathfinder. Offering seven seats, this large SUV has an astute blend of airiness, equipment, performance and reliability. Across the deep range there are front-wheel and all-wheel drive variants, with the latter providing versatility by way of switchable distribution of power. Beyond that, there’s petrol-electric hybrid choices available, which rely on a 2.5L engine and electric motor. It may be dearer than the straight petrol option, however it’s far stingier on fuel. That said, the petrol versions boast far greater towing capacity, at 2700kg versus 1650kg. The continuously variable transmission used across the line-up is decisive and forthcoming, which in combination with a firm suspension setup, makes driving feel steady and untroublesome. Standard inclusions span from rear parking sensors, to tri-zonal air-con, auto headlights, infotainment, keyless operation and more. At the upper end of the series there are added perks like AEB and blind-spot monitoring. What is most apparent however, is the voluminous room inside the cabin, especially once you’ve sat inside some of the other SUV candidates on the market. That alone may be enough incentive for some, but with all the other benefits mentioned above, it’s an easy sell.