Nissan has debuted the fourth-generation X-Trail at the Shanghai Auto Show in China and this time the X-Trail brings with it a hybrid powertrain. Let’s start with that, the new-gen X-Trail gets an e-POWER technology featuring a VC Turbo 300 petrol motor that is solely used to charge a battery powering a DC electric motor mounted on the front axle.

This hybrid powertrain results in an output of 201 bhp and 300 Nm of peak torque. Like the fully electric Nissan Leaf, 2021 X-Trail also features a one-pedal operational ability called ‘e-Pedal’. This system offers enhanced fuel efficiency and lower emissions in comparison to its conventional IC engine-powered counterparts.

Nissan says the four-wheel-drive version will give the new X-Trail “rugged versatility” and improve ability off-road, with the all-wheel-drive system configurable for snow, gravel, or mud, helping boost confidence in bad conditions.

The new-gen X-Trail is based on Nissan’s 3.0 design philosophy which results in a plethora of exterior updates. This includes a more butch appearance at front with a new split lighting setup, oversize trapezoidal front grille and aggressive front bumper.
Blacked-out roof, ORVMs, pillars and side body claddings provide the necessary sporty appeal to the premium SUV. At rear, it features a pair of wraparound LED taillights and a muscular bash plate along with striking design lines.

Nissan has worked on making this cabin feel like a more premium, cohesive and modern space, and it seems like they have done a good job. The leather-wrapped flat-bottom steering wheel gets along well with the layered dashboard, while there’s lots of stitched leather all over the place. Combine that with the pseudo wood on the center console & dashboard plus a stubby but funky gear selector, this cabin is not boring at all. Furthermore, you get a vivid 12.3-inch digital driver’s display and a 9-inch touchscreen head unit, with some markets even getting a massive 10.8-inch head-up display.


The new X-Trail will go on sale in Europe early next year and the UK in 2022. Nissan has yet to announce pricing for the new X-Trail.

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