Nissan X-Trail Car
The five-seater Nissan X-Trail is an SUV. In February 2024, the Nissan X-Trail is anticipated to make its Indian debut. Rivaling the Fortuner will be the Nissan X-Trail. Prices should start at forty lakhs.
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- The Nissan X-Trail is the only SUV in its class to offer a gasoline hybrid engine in addition to the standard gasoline engine. Not only does the Nissan X-Trail’s petrol-hybrid engine feel smoother and more refined, but it also outperforms other SUVs in terms of fuel efficiency.
| - The third row of the Nissan X-Trail has very little space, whereas the front and second rows are incredibly comfortable and roomy. Because of their extremely low legroom and knee room, these are best suited for young children only.
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- The Nissan X-Trail is among the safest premium SUVs in its class thanks to safety features like forward collision warning, blind-spot monitoring, lane departure warning, and forward emergency braking.
| - Although the Nissan X-Trail has recently received a facelift that has improved its appearance, it still doesn’t have the same road presence as other traditional full-size premium SUVs at its price point.
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- As a high-end SUV, the Nissan X-Trail strikes a decent mix between excellent driving dynamics and a comfortable ride. Even with its high ground clearance, the SUV has very little body roll, which contributes to a very enjoyable driving experience.
| - Although the Nissan X-Trail has a sturdy, well-built feel to it, the dashboard’s central console is not particularly attractive. The infotainment system appears somewhat cluttered due to the numerous buttons that are present throughout it.
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