Nissan to Launch Revised X-Trail in 4Q

Nissan’s mid-sized SUV will see much-needed heavy styling revisions the later part of this year, before a full model change happens in a few years from now.

New frontal styling features a more robust-looking ‘V-motion’ grille, and LED headlights with Daytime Running Lights in Nissan’s new Boomerang styling, together with a bolder front bumper creates a beefier look up in front.

Across the base of both front and rear doors, the X-Trail also gets chrome mouldings.

The X-Trail gets a sporty D-shaped steering wheel, replacing the bland-looking one in the previous model, featuring a V-shaped chrome strip, echoing the theme on the front grille.

Adding to the dash quality, there will be leather stitching which will also be included on the centre armrest.

The X-Trail will retain its 5+2 seater arrangement.

The X-Trail will be powered by the same 2.0 litre engine producing 144bhp, and mated to a CVT transmission.

For added safety, the X-Trail will also feature Intelligent Around View Monitor with Moving Object Detection, ensuring that even with a taller ride height, driving the X-Trail will be as easy as driving a normal sedan.

With the frontal radar unit, the X-Trail will also be able to warn you about a possible collision from the front, and perform emergency braking if the need arises.

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