Nissan X-Trail Overview

The Nissan X-Trail is a premium seven seat SUV that Nissan brings to India as a fully imported model. It sits far above the brand's compact cars in size, kit and price. One richly equipped version is sold, and it asks ₹48.20 Lakh ex-showroom. It is among the largest Nissan cars you can buy new in India today.

Under the bonnet lies a 1.5 litre VC-Turbo petrol engine paired with a 12 volt mild hybrid system. It produces about 163 PS and 300 Nm, sent through an X-Tronic CVT automatic. The variable compression design aims to blend strong pull with sensible refinement. Peak torque arrives low down, which helps when the cabin is full.

Because it arrives as a CBU import, the X-Trail comes loaded rather than split into a ladder of trims. That single-variant approach keeps the choice simple. You pick the colour, not the equipment. Browse the three X-Trail paint options to set the look.

Space is the headline here. Three rows carry seven people, though the rearmost pair suits children or short hops best. Ground clearance of 210 mm and a long 2705 mm wheelbase help on rough roads and long highway runs alike. The boot holds 177 litres with all three rows upright, and grows once the back seats fold flat.

The X-Trail lines up against plush German and British badges at this money, so it leans on space and standard kit to stand apart. Read the full X-Trail specification to weigh whether the equipment justifies the outlay.