Nissan X-Trail 2023 price and specifications – UPDATED

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Nissan X-Trail 2023 price and specifications – UPDATED

The long-awaited fourth generation Nissan X-Trail will finally arrive in Australia in the fourth quarter of this year, prices from $36,750 before road costs.

Update December 1st: This story was originally posted on July 11, but we’ve pulled it back to the homepage because we just published it. Our first Australia review. The car is on sale.

Landed more than two years after it was revealed globally in the form of the US marketThe new X-Trail promises to be a huge improvement over its longstanding predecessor, which remains one of Australia’s most popular SUVs.

Prices rise – what else do you expect in 2022? – but so is the level of technology, and the design is considerably more modern. Indeed, Nissan calls the new X-Trail “their most advanced SUV to date”.

Nissan will offer four spec grades and both front- and all-wheel drive to its competitors with TOYOTA RAV4, Mazda CX-5, Mitsubishi Outlander (shares its platform), other car, Hyundai Tucson and Subaru Forester.

THAN: Nissan Australia showrooms are about to get much newer

valuation

Two base trim levels, ST and ST-L, come standard with front-wheel drive (2WD) and five-seaters. Each comes with four-wheel drive (AWD) and seven-seat options for an additional price of about $3000. No more seven seats, 2WD.

The top-of-the-line Ti and Ti-L models are all AWD by default, but only come with five seats. Confused?

Price of Nissan X-Trail 2023

Nissan X-Trail ST 2WD 5 seats: $36,750 (Up to $4085)
Nissan X-Trail ST AWD seven-seat: $39,790 (Up to $5125)
Nissan X-Trail ST-L 2WD 5 seats: $43,190 (Up to $4515)
Nissan X-Trail ST-L AWD seven-seat: $46,290 (Up to $5615)
Nissan X-Trail Ti AWD 5 seats: $49,990 (Up to $3875)
Nissan X-Trail Ti-L AWD 5 seats: $52,990 (New class)
Nissan X-Trail Ti e-Power with e-4orce: $54,190 (New class)
Nissan X-Trail Ti-L e-Power with e-4orce: $57,190 (New class)

Price before road cost, drive away price depends on postcode.

powertrain

Only one tool available at launch: one 2.5 liters of naturally aspirated four-cylinder gasoline manufacturing 135kW power and 6000 rpm and 244Nm at 3600 rpm.

These outputs are up 9kW and 18Nm over the old model, and towing capacity increases from 500kg to 2000kg under braking.

New ‘multi-mode’ on-demand AWD option features selectable Eco, Standard and Sport modes plus five different traction modes and algorithms to aid powertrain and control Stability to asphalt, dirt, ice and snow. There is also a hill descent control function.

X-Trail e-Power hybrid to launch in 2023 and detailed here.

energy saving

Nissan claims mid-use entry-level ST 7.4-7.8L per 100km (2WD-4WD), while the higher-end Ti and Ti-L variants consume 7.8L/100km on the mixed cycle.

Fuel tank is 55L.

For those who want more power from their X-Trail while consuming less fuel, the upcoming e-Power hybrid claims to use 6.1L/100km.

Dimensions and chassis

Trunk space in the five-seat X-Trail is maximized at 585 liters, while the seven-seat configuration drops to 465 liters. There is also a smart ‘Split and Hide’ storage system to divide the luggage area.

Underneath the completely redesigned bodywork, the X-Trail uses the same Renault-Nissan Alliance CMF-C platform as the new Mitsubishi Outlander, which hit the market last year.

Independent suspension at each end, with stabilizer bars. Power steering is electric.

Length: 4680mm
Width: 1840mm
Height: 1725mm
Wheelbase: 2705mm
Rotation: 11.1m
Weight limit: 1540kg – 1672kg

The all-new model, which also shares the same technical platform with the larger Qashqai, is slightly shorter than before, but wider (+20 mm), taller (+15 mm) and offers plenty of room to move around. more rear legs, with the tailgate opening wider for easier rear access and egress.

The wheelbase remains unchanged at 2705mm.

Service and Warranty

X-Trail is covered as standard by Nissan 5 year unlimited km . warranty with five years of roadside assistance included. The warranty is also transferable to another owner if you decide to sell.

Warranty for both 2WD/4WD versions 10,000km or 12 months whichever comes first. 4WD models incur a slight premium ($28 and $39 respectively) during the third and sixth servicing.

It is worth noting that the Mitsubishi Outlander has the same engine that provides a range of more than 15,000 km.

X-Trail 2WD:

10,000km/12 months: $363.00
20,000km/24 months: $469.00
30,000km/36 months: $504.00
40,000km/48 months: $587.00
50,000km/60 months: $409.00
60,000km/72 months: $657.00

X-Trail 4WD:

10,000km/12 months: $363.00
20,000km/24 months: $469.00
30,000km/36 months: $532.00
40,000km/48 months: $587.00
50,000km/60 months: $409.00
60,000km/72 months: $696.00

Safety

New X-Trail scores Five-star safety rating ANCAP based on crash testing of its 2021 Nissan Qashqai sister model with which it shares a platform. The review covers all variants including petrol and upcoming hybrid models.

The X-Trail scored 91% for adult passenger protection, 90% for child passenger protection, 74% for vulnerable road users, and 97% for safety assistance.

Standard features on all grades:

Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB)
- Pedestrian and cyclist detection
- fork support
- Reverse AEB with Pedestrian Detection
Blind spot support
Lane departure warning
Lane keeping assist
Traffic sign recognition
Automatic headlights
Adaptive cruise control
7 airbags included. front center airbag