In-Depth Features - The Nissan X-Trail isn't just a family seven-seater, it's the whole package. Scratch beneath the surface and the X-Trail competes with luxury seven-seater thanks to it's premium interior, Nissan connected services, and ProPILOT driving assist.
Performance Breakdown - You can choose from mild hybrid and Nissan's e-POWER powertrain, which is a combination of a petrol engine which charges the battery and a motor that turns the wheels. Power output ranges from 163PS to 213PS and both reach 62mph in less than 10 seconds.
Interior and Exterior Design - Although a large and rugged SUV, the X-Trail is a fine-looking car thanks to its bold grille and sleek LED headlights. Inside, it combines premium soft-touch materials with a neatly designed dashboard that's easy to navigate.
Practical Applications - If you're after a practical SUV, the X-Trail is one of the best around. It has a 585-litre boot, clever storage solutions in the cabin, and flexible seating configurations.
Technology Overview - The X-Trail comes with up to 35 inches of infotainment that takes the form of a 12-inch infotainment system, a 12-inch digital instrument cluster, and a 10.8-inch head-up display.
Customisation Options - The X-Trail is available in five trims: Acenta Premium, N-Connecta, Tekna, Tekna+, and N-Trek.
Why Choose The X-Trail - The Nissan X-Trail is a car that can handle whatever's in front of it. Whether you're doing the school run or heading into the countryside, you'll be driving with a smile on your face. It's spacious, comfortable and quiet to drive, and also features great technology that will keep the whole family happy.