Nissan X-Trail Launched in India Via CBU At Rs. 49.92 Lakh

Nissan’s Newest SUV: A Closer Look at the X-Trail

Nissan has just unleashed its latest SUV, the X-Trail, in India, and it’s priced at Rs. 49.92 lakhs (ex-showroom, Delhi). This isn’t just any SUV – it’s a direct import, meaning you get the real deal with all the bells and whistles. And guess what? Nissan’s got you covered with a 3-year/1 lakh km warranty and even throws in three years of free roadside assistance. Talk about peace of mind!

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Under the Hood: Turbocharged Power Meets Efficiency

The X-Trail comes in one powerful variant, sporting a 1.5-litre turbo-petrol engine that’s a bit of a hybrid too. This means it delivers a punchy 163 HP and 300 Nm of torque while still being pretty fuel-efficient. It’s paired with a CVT automatic gearbox, but Nissan’s done some magic to make it feel smoother than most. Oh, and did we mention it uses some fancy variable compression technology? This clever trick adjusts the engine’s compression ratio to give you the perfect balance of power and fuel economy depending on your driving needs.

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Luxury and Tech: Inside the X-Trail

Step inside the X-Trail, and you’ll find yourself surrounded by comfort and tech. Imagine this: a massive panoramic sunroof, climate control that lets you and your passenger set different temperatures, an 8-inch touchscreen for all your entertainment needs, and a giant 12.3-inch digital display that replaces your traditional gauges. And that’s not all! You get wireless phone charging, keyless entry and start, a bunch of different driving modes, an electronic parking brake that even holds the car for you on hills, and cruise control for those long drives.

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Space for Everyone: 7-Seater Versatility

The X-Trail is built to accommodate the whole crew. It’s a 7-seater SUV with some seriously flexible seating options. The second row of seats can be split-folded, slid back and forth, and even reclined. And if you need more cargo space, the third row folds flat too. So, whether you’re hauling people or things, the X-Trail has your back.

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Safety First: Protecting What Matters

Safety is a top priority in the X-Trail. You get a whopping seven airbags, automatic wipers for those rainy days, ABS with EBD (that’s fancy talk for brakes that work really well), and traction control to keep you steady on slippery roads. And just for good measure, Nissan has added hill-start assist (no more rolling backwards on inclines) and front parking sensors to help you avoid those pesky parking lot mishaps.

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The Competition: Taking on the Big Names

The X-Trail is stepping into a ring with some heavy hitters like the Toyota Fortuner, Skoda Kodiaq, Jeep Meridian, and MG Gloster. These are all premium 7-seater SUVs, so the competition is fierce. But with its unique features and technology, the X-Trail is ready to make its mark in this crowded segment. And speaking of competition, get ready for even more action in the SUV space, with the Meridian and Gloster getting facelifts later this year and the Kodiaq getting a whole new look in 2025.

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