2024 Nissan
X-Trail

The answer to this is dependent on what you plan to do with your X-Trail! It makes a great family vehicle because of its space and safety features, it is popular as a fleet vehicle because of its reliability and it is an awesome adventure vehicle. Our opinion is that the Nissan X-Trail Acenta Plus 4WD is the best variant in the range. It comes standard with almost all of the features you would expect in a Crossover of this type (with a whole lot more added in for good measure).

There are 3 new variants of the new Nissan X-Trail. The Visia with 2WD, Acenta with 2WD and the Acenta Plus with 4WD.

A difficult question to answer, as every model variant is a great car that offers reliability, cost effectiveness and of course stylish safety. However, we think that the new Nissan X-Trail 2.5 Acenta Plus 4WD has everything that you could want in a crossover, including 7-seats!

This would be the Nissan X-Trail 2.5 Acenta Plus 4WD. View this top model’s specs above.

No, it is a Crossover vehicle, which means it drives like a sedan but enjoys many of the benefits and characteristics of a Family orientated SUV. Book a test drive today to find out how a new X-Trail vehicle will change the way you perceive driving!

No, the X-Trail is a Crossover vehicle and not a sports car.

No, the X-Trail in South Africa is not a hybrid vehicle, although a hybrid version is available overseas. The vehicle is currently only offered as a petrol model, but that’s not to say Nissan won’t bring its hybrid technologies to the SA in future.

Yes. there is a 4×4 model available in the current X-Trail range – the Nissan X-Trail 2.5 Acenta Plus 4WD. The Nissan X-Trail’s Intelligent 4X4 offers an Auto Mode that continuously monitors and adapts to the driving conditions for best tractions. Alternatively, you can opt for 4WD Lock Mode for more challenging off-road conditions.

The X-Trail is 100mm longer than the Qashqai, as well as being slightly wider and taller. This is to accommodate for an extra row of seats in the back to make it a seven-seater.

Yes, while there is no automatic version of the X-Trail – the range comes standard with XTRONIC Continuously Variable transmission, which is liek autoimatic transmission.

No, there are no diesel variants in the latest X-Trail range, only petrol.

The all-new X-Trail has an extra set of eyes in the form of advanced Nissan Intelligent Mobility safety technology that looks out for you and your family, in every direction. Features include: Intelligent Emergency Braking with junction assist & pedestrian/cyclist detection, rear emergency braking with pedestrian detection, Intelligent Blind Spot Intervention, lane departure warning, Intelligent Lane Intervention, air bags in the front, sides and back, Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS); brake assist and hill start assist.

Yes! Nissan X-Trail models are known for their reliability and presenting good value for money across its range of trim levels.

The 2024 Nissan X-Trail Engine has a 2.5-litre, naturally-aspirated petrol engine.

For a breakdown of the current Nissan X-Trail Engine Specs please go to the Engine Specs section of this page above or download our X-Trail Brochure using the tab at the top of this page.

The power output of the current Nissan X-Trial 2.5-litre petrol engine is 126kW.

The Nissan X-Trail comes with either 17-inch, 18-inch or 19-inch alloy wheels, depending on which model you choose.

In its five-seat guise, it offers 585-litres of boot space and 485 litres in seven-seat guise with the possibility of expanding to either 742 or 1396-litres.

Please refer to the previous question above.

The fuel tank capacity of the latest Nissan X-Trail is 55-litres across all model variants and trim levels.

There is both a 5-seat and a 7-seat option available in the X-Trail vehicle range sold at Group1 Nissan.

There are 6 colours to choose from when purchasing a Nissan X-Trail from Group 1. These colours are: Gray, Silver, White, Tinted Red, Blue and Orange.

This is both model and trim level dependent as there are 5-seater and 7-seater Nissan X-Trail options available to purchase in South Africa.

The interior of the X-Trail is super spacious and comfortable for the driver and passengers. The cabin has three climate control zones, heated front and rear seats, memory seating and built-in rear door sunshades.

ABS comes standard across the entire vehicle range.

No, the Nissan X-Trail 4×4 Crossovers sold in South Africa do not include a low range offroad option.

Yes, the X-Trail has a full-size spare tyre in all model and trim level variants.

The Gross Vehicle Mass (GVM) of the X-Trail is model and trim level-dependent and varies but is about 2040 kgs.

The X-Trail has a timing chain not a belt. Please check your new vehicle’s user manual for more information on service and replacement intervals.

It is in fact a 5-door vehicle, with 4 doors being for passengers and the 5th door being the rear luggage area hatch.

No, although through the Renault-Nissan Alliance there are sometimes vehicles sold by both brands that are powered by an engine which is based on an existing Renault or Nissan design this is not the case with the X-Trial. Both the petrol and the diesel engine options have been designed and built by Nissan for use in the X-Trail.

There are 5- and 7-seater options available. The 4WD Ascenta Plus has 7 seats while the 2WD Visia and Acenta have 5 seats.

All three X-Trail model variants come standard with CVT.

“The service plan for the X-Trail is 3 years or 90,000km, while the mechanical warranty is 6 years or 150,000km. The recommended service intervals for the Nissan X-Trail are every 15,000 km.”

Yes, the new Nissan X-Trail is available in South Africa but rather than a station wagon, it’s known as the Nissan X-Trail crossover.