Badged the Trek-1°, the car has made its world debut at the Brussels Motor Show. The name relates to the geographical location of the Navarre desert in Northern Spain - at -1° of longitude - from which the Nissan Navara takes inspiration for its name.

Exclusivity of the Navara Trek-1° is guaranteed. Only 1,500 examples will be built, all in double-cab body style. Each is based on the Navara's flagship Tekna grade, with a number of desirable extras fitted as standard.

The Navara Trek-1° comes with black side styling bars, black 18-inch six-spoke alloy wheels and a smart new load bed cover. Made from high-grade durable plastic and finished in black or white, it's hinged at the end closest to the cab and lifts easily using a single gas strut at either side.

The Trek-1° is available in two striking exterior colours - the new-to-Navara Pearlescent White and Black Metallic. Customers who want a six-speed manual gearbox can opt for the 160bhp or 190bhp versions of the 2.3-litre twin-turbo diesel engine, while those wanting a seven-speed automatic transmission can select the 190bhp. All versions offer 'on-demand' four-wheel drive as standard.

The Nissan Navara Trek-1° is on sale now in Belgium, and will be launched in other European markets in the coming weeks.