Nissan made partial specification changes to the X-Trail on 3 September and began sales. The vehicle features a new design and expanded equipment, and prices by grade have also been announced.
Nissan made partial specification changes to the X-Trail and began sales on the same day. The current model is equipped with second-generation e-POWER, the VC-Turbo variable-compression engine and e-4ORCE electric all-wheel-drive control, as well as connected features including the Google-integrated NissanConnect infotainment system and a range of safety equipment.
The changes include compliance with the latest regulations and expanded exterior and functional equipment across the grades. Specifically, the upper-level G grade now comes standard with 19-inch alloy wheels, while the roof rails and door mirrors are finished in black. The mid-level X grade now features a rear side spoiler and black 18-inch alloy wheels, with a remote-controlled power tailgate made standard. NissanConnect is standard on the NISMO e-4ORCE, further enhancing functionality.
Pricing by grade is ¥4,092,000 for the front-wheel-drive 2WD X with two-row seating and ¥4,653,000 for the G. Among the 4WD e-4ORCE models, the X is priced at ¥4,389,000 and the G at ¥4,950,000. The three-row X e-4ORCE is ¥4,521,000, while the NISMO e-4ORCE is ¥5,754,100 and the NISMO Advanced Package e-4ORCE is ¥5,962,000.
Custom cars based on vehicles in Nissan Motorsports & Customizing (NMC)'s lineup, including AUTECH, ROCK CREEK and Multi Bed, also went on sale with the specification changes. NissanConnect is now standard on multiple AUTECH grades, while ROCK CREEK adopts seats resistant to mud stains and exclusive interior and exterior treatments. Multi Bed features a bed system that allows the rear seats and cargo area to be converted into a flat surface, while also meeting the latest regulatory requirements.