Since May 17, the New Nissan X-Trail is available in UK and the Price starts from £22,995
Nissan has launched the new model of X-Trail which is now open for sale in UK since May 17. The entry-level model in Visia trim is available in £22,995 which comes in 2WD five-seat; this price is £2,600 less than the outgoing model of X-Trail. The top spec model comes with a 130 hp dCi diesel engine, all-wheel drive, seven-seat, and backed by Nissan’s Xtronic CVT gearbox, price is set to £31,695.
Nissan has announced – Visia, Acenta, N-Tec and Tekna – four trim levels, all of them having Bluetooth connectivity, air conditioning, 17-inch alloys, heated door mirrors, follow-me-home lighting, LED daytime running lights and an electric parking brake. This third-generation X-Trail features a 5-inch TFT colour display which is capable of rotating 12 graphic displays like the audio content, traffic sign recognition, average and actual speeds, eco driving advice and turn-by-turn satellite navigation instructions. The 4WD models, on the other hand, will also be showing the torque distribution settings.
The entry-level Visia (£22,995 – £23,695) has a Smart Vision Pack for driver, available as an option for an additional £495 which will aid in drivers’ visibility by adding High Beam Assist, traffic sign recognition, lane departure warning technology, emergency braking tech, front and rear parking sensors and automatic lights. A bit higher trim Acenta (£24,795 – £27,195) has dual zone climate control, privacy glass, power sunroof, automatic wipers and electric folding mirrors.
If you opt for N-Tec trim (£27,295 – £29,695), you will get i-Key locking, power-operated boot door, push-button ignition, DAB radio and 19-inch alloys. You will also enjoy Nissan’s latest Smartphone integration system ‘Nissan-Connect’ and revolutionary 360-degree view camera system.
The top of the range Tekna trim (£29,295) offers an electric driver’s seat with added support, heated leather seats, Bi-LED head lamps, and driver attention alert, blind spot warning system and Nissan X-Trail’s flagship feature automatic park assist function.
Nissan has downsized the engines from 2.0 litre diesel to new 1.6 litre dCi diesel engine now delivering 129 horsepower which has improved fuel efficiency, as now you get 57.6 mpg and as low as 129g/km CO2 emission.
