X-Trail

Colors Solid Red

NISSAN X-Trail: the one to follow

WIDE OPEN

You’d need a vehicle that’s as open to adventure as you are. With the capability to take you where you want to go. And the comfort and technology to make the trip back just as much fun. And while you’re at it, why not bring a real sense of style and a unique point of view? So load up and let’s go. We’re ready. The all-new Nissan X-TRAIL.

The All-New Nissan Xtrail, the One to Follow

2488

cc

Engine Capacity

Engine Capacity
Engine Capacity Engine Capacity

4-Cyl., In-line

Cylinders

Cylinders

Cylinders
Cylinders Number of cylinders the car has

188

HP

Power

Power
Power The power output of the engine in HP

SEATING AND CARGO

UP FOR ANYTHING

Whether it’s kid seats or snowboards, X-TRAIL gives you easy access with rear doors that swing out nearly 80º, and an available power liftgate that opens by a tap of a liftgate button, your Nissan Intelligent Key or a switch mounted by the driver.

3 ROWS OF POSSIBILITIES

A smarter 2nd row. This 2nd row is truly first class, thanks to X-TRAIL’s flexible seating system.The 60/40 split seat slides forward for easy access and adjusts to give you a little more cargo space, more legroom or anywhere in between. The seats also recline, when it’s time to just relax.Optional 3rd row. Perfect when you need to transport the team or bring extra friends along. X-TRAIL’s 50/50 split folding 3rd-row seat gives you added flexibility carrying passengers and their gear, and folds down to make a flat cargo floor for maximum carrying space.

LUGGAGE BOARD SYSTEM

Divide-N-Hide. Single-handedly reinventing capability, the Divide-N-Hide Cargo System lets you adapt in a snap. An adjustable set of shelves and dividers gives you a variety of configurations, and it’s so easy, you can do it with one hand.

ALL MODE 4x4i

Intuitive 4WD

With X-TRAIL’s All-Mode 4x4-i, you’ve got a system that’s capable on-road and off. You can choose full-time 2WD for maximum efficiency. Auto Mode constantly monitors conditions and adjusts the balance of power between front and rear wheels for best traction. Challenging conditions? 4WD Lock Mode is your choice.