Nissan X-Trail Key Specs & Features
- Engine1498 cc
- Mileage13.7 kmpl
- Power161 bhp
- FuelPetrol
- Boot Space585 litres
- Max Torque300 Nm
- Drive TrainFWD
- Kerb Weight1676 kg
NISSANÂ X-Trail
₹49.92 Lakhs**Ex-showroom price
Expert Score
1 Variant Available
X-Trail Mild Hybrid CVT
₹49.92 Lakhs*
1498 cc
Petrol
Automatic
*Disclaimer: The prices are ex-showroom price for the respective model in the selected city.
About Nissan X-Trail
Nissan X-Trail: Overview
The 2024 Nissan X-Trail marks the return of the Japanese brand to India’s premium SUV segment. Launched at ₹49.92 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi), this fourth-generation model is imported as a Completely Built Unit (CBU) and is offered in a single, fully loaded variant. Positioned as a seven-seater crossover SUV, the new X-Trail blends a refined design with family-oriented practicality, while offering a mild-hybrid turbo-petrol powertrain. Although the India-spec version misses out on some global features, it delivers a balanced package for buyers seeking comfort, road presence, and reliability in the full-size SUV segment.
Nissan X-Trail: Price
The Nissan X-Trail price in India starts at ₹49.92 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi) for the sole variant on offer. Positioned at the premium end of the segment, it is priced competitively against rivals like the Skoda Kodiaq and Jeep Meridian.
Nissan X-Trail: Launch Date
The X-Trail was officially launched in India in June 2024. It arrives as a CBU import and marks the brand’s renewed focus on the Indian SUV market after a long hiatus in the premium category.
Nissan X-Trail: Variants & Colour Options
Nissan offers the X-Trail in only one variant. This is available in three monotone exterior paint options: Diamond Black, Champagne Silver, and Pearl White.
Nissan X-Trail: Mileage
The X-Trail offers an average mileage between 10-13 kmpl. Real-world fuel economy may vary depending on road conditions and driving style.
Nissan X-Trail: Specs & Features
The 2024 X-Trail is powered by a 1.5-litre, three-cylinder turbo-petrol engine paired with a 12V mild-hybrid system. The engine delivers 160 bhp of peak power and 300 Nm of torque, sent to the front wheels via a CVT automatic transmission. Built on a monocoque chassis, the SUV is tuned for road-biased comfort rather than off-road ruggedness.
Inside, the X-Trail is equipped with a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster and an 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system that supports wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. Other key features include dual-zone automatic climate control, a panoramic sunroof, powered front seats, a wireless phone charger, paddle shifters, and a flat-folding second and third row for added practicality. The second-row seats offer slide and recline functions, further enhancing rear passenger comfort.
Nissan X-Trail: Safety
The SUV comes with a comprehensive suite of safety features, including seven airbags, a 360-degree surround-view camera, front and rear parking sensors, ABS with EBD, traction control, hill-start assist, and an electronic parking brake with auto-hold. Rain-sensing wipers and ISOFIX mounts add to its family-friendly appeal.
Nissan X-Trail: Offers & Deals
As of now, Nissan has not announced any introductory offers or discount schemes on the 2024 X-Trail. Being a CBU unit, promotional offers are unlikely, although financing options may be available through authorised dealerships.
Nissan X-Trail: Rivals
In India, the Nissan X-Trail takes on a range of premium seven-seater SUVs, including the Skoda Kodiaq, Toyota Fortuner, Jeep Meridian, MG Gloster, and Isuzu MU-X.
Nissan X-Trail Latest Updates
30 May 2025Nissan India plans to launch four new models, including a seven-seater MPV and mass-market EV, by 2027.Read Full Story
20 May 2025Honda and Nissan's merger talks ended in early 2025; Toyota then approached Nissan for a potential partnership.Read Full Story
2 May 2025The Nissan X-Trail, launched in India, is now heavily discounted to ₹29.5 lakh, despite limited features compared to rivals.Read Full Story
17 Apr 2025Nissan Motor India announces a complimentary two-month AC check-up camp, offering discounts and services across its service centres.Read Full Story
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₹49.92 Lakhs* | ₹50.8 Lakhs* | ₹50.8 Lakhs* | ₹49 Lakhs* | ₹44.99 Lakhs* | ₹39.99 Lakhs* |
Airbags 7 | Airbags 6 | Airbags 7 | Airbags 9 | Airbags - | Airbags 9 |
Power 161 bhp | Power 147 bhp | Power 188 bhp | Power 201 bhp | Power 192 bhp | Power 201 bhp |
Torque 300 Nm | Torque 360 Nm | Torque 400 Nm | Torque 320 Nm | Torque 320 Nm | Torque 320 Nm |
Ground Clearance 205 mm | Ground Clearance - | Ground Clearance - | Ground Clearance 176 mm | Ground Clearance - | Ground Clearance 155 mm |
Length 4680 mm | Length 4500 mm | Length 4436 mm | Length 4539 mm | Length - | Length 4758 mm |
Height 1720 mm | Height 1630 mm | Height 1611 mm | Height 1656 mm | Height - | Height 1679 mm |
Width 1840 mm | Width 1845 mm | Width 2020 mm | Width 1859 mm | Width - | Width 1864 mm |
Boot Space 585 litres | Boot Space 476 litres | Boot Space 435 litres | Boot Space 652 litres | Boot Space 355 litres | Boot Space 281 litres |
Body Type SUV | Body Type SUV | Body Type SUV | Body Type SUV | Body Type SUV | Body Type SUV |
Transmission Automatic | Transmission Automatic | Transmission Automatic | Transmission Automatic | Transmission Automatic | Transmission Automatic |
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Nissan X-Trail Expert Review
By: Paarth Khatri
By: Paarth Khatri
Pros
Smooth engine and gearbox combos Handsome looksSpace on offerDecent equipment listGood ride quality
Cons
Cloth seats make the interior not feel premiumNo all-wheel driveNo ventilated seats
For quite some time now Nissan has just had the Magnite in the Indian market. However, there was a time when they used to sell SUVs like the Terrano, Kicks and even the X Trail. The Terrano and Kicks were discontinued when the BS6 emission norms kicked in whereas the X-Trail was discontinued way back in 2014. All of this left a big void in the manufacturer's lineup leaving only the Magnite as their sole offering. However, the brand has now ensured that they are all set to come back to the Indian market with full force as they are prepping to launch three all-new models in India by FY26.
Nissan X-Trail: Handsome looks
Up-front, the X-Trail gets active air dams to improve the airflow.
In terms of design, the X-Trail is one handsome-looking SUV. It gets a split headlamp in the front with the LED Daytime Running Lamp positioned above and the main headlamp unit sits in the bumper. There is a chunky chrome grille that Nissan calls V-Motion grille and it can be found on other Nissan SUVs as well. There is also an active air dam below that improves the airflow. On the sides, there are nice 20-inch alloy wheels, plastic cladding and a floating roof design. At the rear, there are boomerang-shaped tail lamps and a chunky bumper. Nissan will be bringing the X-Trail to India in three colour options - Diamond Black, Champagne Silver and Pearl White.
Nissan X-Trail: Functional cabin
The cabin is well-built and ergonomically. Everything falls into hand naturally. One that the driver will need to get used to is that the turn indicator stalk is on the left side of the steering wheel and the wiper stalk is on the right side.
The cabin of the X-Trail is quite functional. The seats are supportive with lumbar support. Unfortunately, there is no ventilated function on offer nor there is leatherette upholstery on offer. This does rob away a premium factor as Nissan is using fabric for the seats and door pads. However, there is soft-touch material used for doors and the dashboard which does look nice. There is a wireless charger on offer along with two cup holders, storage under the centre armrest and there is also an additional shelf that sits between the driver and the passenger seat.
Climbing into the second row is an easy affair because the doors open at an 85-degree angle. The seats offer decent legroom as well as headroom despite having a panoramic sunroof. The rear occupants get charging ports, a centre armrest with cupholders as well as a space for the mobile phone and AC vents. Unfortunately, the rear window does not roll all the way down. The rear seats can also slide forward and back which helps open up more space for the third-row occupants and there is a reclining function as well. Then there is the third-row which is best reserved for children only.
Nissan X-Trail: Boot space
The boot space of the X-Trail is flat which makes moving big objects easy. There is also a small storage under the boot floor.
The third row of seats can be easily dropped to open space for the luggage. The second row of seats can also be folded flat which this does is create a huge flat space for larger items. The boot space is rated at 585 litres with the third row folded and it increases to 1,424 litres when the second row is folded as well.
Nissan X-Trail: Features on offer
At the rear, there are boomerang-shaped LED tail lamps along with a chunky bumper.
The X-Trail comes equipped with a touchscreen infotainment system with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay with a nice speaker system and a panoramic sunroof along with an electronic parking brake and auto hold. There are two charging ports up-front, dual-zone climate control and a 12V socket as well. The driver gets a crisp LCD screen for the instrument cluster that shows all the vital information, automatic wipers and headlamps, a multi-function steering wheel and an auto-dimming rearview mirror. There is also a speed limiter functionality and cruise control on offer. Unfortunately, Nissan is not offering ADAS in India. However, there is a 360-degree camera with front and rear parking sensors to help in parking the SUV.
Nissan X-Trail: Engine and gearbox combo
Despite being a three-cylinder unit, there are no bad vibrations and it has enough grunt to reach triple-digit speeds effortlessly.
The X-Trail uses Nissan's variable compression turbocharged petrol engine. As the name suggests, it can change its compression ratio between 14:1 and 8:1, depending on the driver's input. The compression is increased in favour of fuel economy under low load and under high load the compression is decreased in favour of performance. There is a 12V mild hybrid system on offer as well that helps with auto start/stop and boosting fuel efficiency. Unfortunately, the Nissan X-Trail will come only with the front-wheel drive powertrain in India.
Yes, the engine is just a three-cylinder unit and has a capacity of 1.5 litres but the spec sheet does not do justice to it. There are no vibrations that we expect from a three-cylinder engine, not while driving hard and not at idle as well. The engine pulls quite strongly and reaches triple-digit speeds swiftly. There are three driving modes that the driver can choose from - Eco, Standard and Sport. They alter the throttle response as well as the steering weight. Even the Eco mode, feels enough for day-to-day city usage but the throttle response is a bit dulled down. Then there is the Standard mode which offers a good blend of performance and eagerness from the throttle. In Sport mode, the throttle is the sharpest and also tends to hold on to the revs.
Nissan uses a CVT automatic transmission that has 8 steps, the driver can take manual control of them through the paddle shifters. There is minimal rubber band effect and most of the time, I just ended up using the D mode instead of taking manual control because that tends to work best. Having said that, the gear shifter could be a bit finicky while shifting the vehicle back to neutral.
Nissan X-Trail: Ride quality and handling
The ride quality on the X-Trail felt great. It absorbed most of the bumps on our roads despite riding on 20-inch alloys. The SUV feels stable while doing highway speeds. The steering wheel feels light in the city and weighs up decently at higher speeds. However, there is a bit of wind noise that creeps into the cabin. Nissan is offering all-wheel disc brakes and they do a great job of shedding speed. The brake feels strong and inspires confidence.
Nissan X-Trail: Safety equipment
In terms of safety equipment, the Nissan X-Trail comes equipped with four disc brakes, traction control, 7 airbags, an Emergency Stop Signal, Hill Start Assist, front and rear parking sensors and much more.
Nissan X-Trail: Verdict
Nissan is bringing the X-Trail to India through the CBU route or as a completely built unit. The brand already has 150 units ready to dispatch and the launch will happen on 1st August. Yes, the X-Trail might not feel as premium as a few of its rivals including Skoda Kodiaq, Toyota Fortuner, MG Gloster, Jeep Meridian and Volkswagen Tiguan. However, it still packs a decent feature list, comfortable ride quality and an engine and gearbox combo that feels quite nice. However, will the X-Trail be able to give stiff competition to some of its well-established rivals? Well, that depends on what the X-Trail will be priced at.
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Nissan X-Trail is available in the 3 Colours in India.
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Best looks with poor mileage
Looks are good performance is good mileage is very poor if it comes in 20 lakh it can be purchased otherwise due to poor mileage and non availability of parts ?? in local market nobody will buy it By: Amit Nigam (Jun 23, 2025)Read full Review
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Amazing Style with some high-end technologies in the car. It looks amazing on the road and has some really impressive safety featuresBy: Harshitha M V (Jul 30, 2024)Read full Review
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| Body Type | SUV |
| Airbags | Yes |
| Max Torque | 300 Nm |
| Transmission | Automatic |
| Mileage | 13.7 kmpl |
| Engine | 1498 cc |
| Max Speed | 200 kmph |
| Fuel Type | Petrol |
| Sunroof | Yes |
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Nissan X-Trail Mileage
Nissan X-Trail in India is available in Petrol variant. Average mileage of Nissan X-Trail's petrol variant is 13.7 kmpl (As claimed by the brand in ideal road conditions). Nissan X-Trail Mild Hybrid CVT comes with a 40 litres fuel tank.
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