The Nissan X-Trail has always been one of the favourites amongst Aussie buyers. But with the previous-generation model getting long in the tooth, especially amongst fresher rivals, the new model can’t arrive soon enough. Now into its fourth generation, the T33 2024 Nissan X-Trail has big shoes to fill in …
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Nissan has unveiled its brand new 2021 Nissan X-Trail today in the US, the third-best selling SUV in the country and the world’s most popular, according to Nissan. Featuring a fresh look and Nissan’s new design language which made its debut in the new Juke small SUV, the X-Trail sports …
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Nissan has given its popular X-Trail a mid-life facelift for 2017. Seen here wearing the Rogue badge for the American market, the upgrade brings Nissan’s bold new V-Motion grille to the mid-size SUV, giving it a family resemblance to the recently unveiled 2017 GT-R. Its headlights have also been revised …
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Be honest, how long did you stick to your new years resolution? For most, the resolution is nothing but a distant memory; for Nissan however, 2016 marks the year their models go on a diet. Starting with the X-Trail, future models will all utilize a revolutionary new material that will …
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The Nissan X-Trail turbo-diesel has joined Nissan’s Australia lineup, going on sale alongside the 2.0 and 2.5 petrol variants launched earlier this year. Read ForceGT’s Nissan X-Trail Review here. The 1.6-litre R9M turbo diesel engine will be offered in TS and TL trim and features Idle Stop/Start Technology, Swirl Control …
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Nissan’s recent fine run of desirable products continues with the latest-generation X-Trail. Having undergone a complete transformation, the X-Trail has ditched its predecessor’s shoebox design in favour of a more modern and sophisticated styling. The new 2014 model is also packed with technologies that not so long ago, were the bastion …
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Nissan has released the Australian pricing and model line up for the all-new Nissan X-Trail (read ForceGT’s review here), which goes on sale in March (Register Your Interest at http://www.nissan.com.au/Cars-Vehicles/New-XTRAIL/Overview). For the first time, the X-Trail is now available with seven seats. Offered in three models – ST, ST-L and …
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