Nissan releases limited edition X-Trail

NISSAN’S X-TRAIL IS not only good value, it is proving remarkably popular. The latest limited edition, the N-TREK, based on the mid-spec ST-L, should ensure it continues to sell strongly.

Nissan X-TRAIL N-TREK will feature larger 19-inch alloy wheels, a Bose 8-speaker audio system plus a range of Nissan genuine accessories offering great styling and value for money for buyers.

Available in a limited 500 unit run, the Nissan X-TRAIL N-TREK includes a smoked colour bonnet protector, slim line front and rear weather shields, front and rear kick plates and carpet mats to protect the rear of the vehicle (for five seat configurations) all as standard equipment.

Priced from $38,700 (plus on road cost), the N-TREK variant is available on both two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive.

The N-TREK is fitted with all the most popular options

Nissan has a strong history of adding limited edition variants to market with special editions offered on Pathfinder, X-TRAIL, 370Z and Nissan Navara in 2018. The limited-to-600 Nissan X-TRAIL ST-L N-SPORT, which was sold from late July last year, quickly sold out.

“The Nissan X-TRAIL N-TREK includes some fantastic Nissan genuine accessories that really make this vehicle standout from the pack,” said Nissan Australia managing director Stephen Lester.

“Buyers have long taken advantage of the special addition variants that Nissan has introduced, and given the popularity of Nissan X-TRAIL we expect this variant to sell strongly.”

We’re not sure what these do, but people seem to like them

The Nissan X-TRAIL N-TREK features a 2.5 litre petrol 2WD or 4WD engine with Xtronic CVT engine that outputs 126kW of power and 226Nm of torque.

Packed with Nissan Intelligent Mobility and other active safety features, it includes a 360 degree Intelligent Around-View Monitor with Moving Object Detection, Blind Spot Warning, Rear Cross Traffic Alert, Intelligent Emergency Braking and Forward Collision Warning, plus a rear view camera with predictive path technology.

Inside, the X-TRAIL N-TREK includes a 7-inch touch screen display, Bluetooth audio streaming and hands-free phone system, digital radio (DAB+) and heated front seats. It also has black leather-accented seat trim and leather-accented steering wheel, satellite navigation with traffic monitoring, cruise control and dual-zone climate control.

The X-Trail is a popular choice for towing duty

The Nissan X-TRAIL range is offered with a choice of three engines, two petrol, including a 2.0 litre and 2.5 litre, and the 2.0 litre turbo diesel. The 2.0 litre petrol has outputs of 106kW and 200Nm, the more powerful 2.5 litre has 126kW of power and 226Nm of torque. The diesel variant puts out 130kW and 380Nm.

Available with two transmissions, a 6-Speed Manual and Xtronic Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT), X-Trail comes in both 2WD and 4WD, while fuel economy figures for petrol models start at 7.9 litres# per hundred kilometres and 6.0 L/100km for diesel variants.

Available in seven contemporary exterior colours including Marine Blue, Copper Blaze and Ruby Red, there are three interior seat trims option available.

Nissan X-TRAIL starts from $29,890 for the 2.0 litre petrol with 6-speed manual, while the diesel range begins at $36,690 plus on roads.

Nissan X-TRAIL Pricing (all plus on road costs)

 Petrol 2WD        
 Grade  Engine  Transmission  Seats  Price
 X-TRAIL ST  2.0L  6MT  5  $29,890
 X-TRAIL ST  2.5L  CVT Auto  5  $31,890
 X-TRAIL ST  2.5L  CVT Auto  7  $33,490
 X-TRAIL ST-L  2.5L  CVT Auto  5  $37,700
 X-TRAIL ST-L  2.5L  CVT Auto  7  $39,300
 X-TRAIL N-TREK  2.5L  CVT Auto  5  $38,700 (New)

 

 Petrol 4WD        
 Grade  Engine  Transmission  Seats  Price
 X-TRAIL ST  2.5L  CVT Auto  5  $33,890
 X-TRAIL ST-L  2.5L  CVT Auto  5  $39,700
 X-TRAIL N-TREK  2.5L  CVT Auto  5  $40,700 (New)
 X-TRAIL Ti  2.5L  CVT Auto  5  $45,340

 

 Diesel 4WD        
 Grade  Engine  Transmission  Seats  Price
 X-TRAIL TS  2.0L  CVT Auto  5  $36,690
 X-TRAIL TL  2.0L  CVT Auto  5  $48,340
 Metallic Paint      $595

seniordriveraus will be testing and assessing the new Nissan X-TRAIL N-TREK in January 2020 after which we will bring you a comprehensive review, including everything the over-50 driver needs to know.