The Nissan Titan isn’t lengthy for this world.

Following latest stories that the Titan was on its means out, Nissan spokesman Brian Brockman confirmed to Motor Authority that the full-size pickup truck will certainly bow out after the 2024 mannequin yr.

Manufacturing on the Titan’s plant in Canton, Mississippi, is scheduled to finish in mid-2024, after which the plant might be retooled for manufacturing of electrical autos, he mentioned. No job losses are deliberate.

Brockman didn’t give a cause for the Titan’s demise however gross sales numbers paint a transparent image. Titan gross sales within the U.S. have been simply 15,063 models in 2022, down 45% versus the earlier yr, and 2023’s tally isn’t on observe to do significantly better.

The Titan nameplate was launched for the 2004 mannequin yr and spawned a second-generation model for 2016. Whereas gross sales initially reached shut to 6 figures, the numbers by no means actually recovered following 2008’s world monetary disaster and have trended decrease since then. The second-generation Titan continues to be on sale and regardless of an replace for 2020 has continued to say no in gross sales.

For its remaining yr market, the Titan receives an accessible SV Bronze Version Bundle that provides coloration accents across the exterior, plus a sport bar, 20-inch wheels, and customized ground mats. The package deal prices $2,980. The 2024 Titan is priced from $47,665, together with a $1,895 vacation spot cost. All 2024 Titans are powered by the identical 5.6-liter V-8 rated at 400 hp and 413 lb-ft of torque.

Two EVs will initially be constructed on the Nissan’s Canton plant after the Titan is discontinued, one for Nissan and one other for Infiniti. Nissan teased the autos in early 2022 and mentioned on the time that manufacturing would begin round 2025.

This text was initially printed by Motor Authority, an editorial companion of ClassicCars.com