After almost a decade without a major update, Nissan has introduced the redesigned Murano, the brand's midsized two-row SUV. The new Murano features smoother styling similar to Nissan's all-electric Ariya. Nissan’s dependable V6 engine and idiosyncratic CVT have been replaced with a turbocharged four-cylinder and nine-speed automatic transmission. Although exterior and interior dimensions remain more or less the same, the new Murano benefits from a more robust suite of technology, including standard AEB, BSW, RCTW, automatic high beams, and ProPilot--an optional adaptive cruise control with a steering assist enhancement. Heated, electronically-adjustable front seats are standard, and ventilated, massaging seats are optional, as are a heated steering wheel, panoramic roof glass, and multicolor LED ambient lighting inside.