Nissan has just launched the all-new, fourth-generation X-Trail in Japan and the SUV is the first global application of the carmaker’s second-generation e-POWER electric powertrain and variable compression VC-Turbo engine. “As announced in Nissan Ambition 2030, Nissan aims to drive towards a cleaner, safer, and more inclusive world through our products and services. With this in mind, we are electrifying major models, with the X-Trail for the Japan market becoming a dedicated e-POWER model with

Like it or not, 3-cylinder engines will become more common. Malaysia has just welcomed the 2022 Proton X70 with a new 1.5-litre turbocharged 3-cylinder 3G15TD engine. The move is a bit controversial so Proton is still keeping the more traditional (but decade old) 4-cylinder 1.8-litre 4G18TD for the highest specs X70 Premium variant. Elsewhere, Japan is set to welcome yet another 3-cylinder engine-powered SUV, the T33 generation 2022 Nissan X-Trail, on 25-July. Nissan’s 3-cylinder unit is really

Though the all-new fourth-gen Nissan X-Trail has been unveiled in China back in April, the model is yet to be launched in right-hand drive (RHD) markets. The latest generation of the popular SUV first made its debut in North America as the Nissan Rogue. For Japanese buyers, however, the wait is nearly over. According to a scoop by BestCarWeb, buyers wanting the all-new X-Trail would expect it to be announced in September with an official launch in December. The Japanese automotive site mentioned

Europe is set to be the third region to receive the all-new 2022 Nissan X-Trail, when the new SUV hits showrooms in Summer 2022. Unlike the US and Chinese-spec X-Trail variants, the European market model will get a powertrain of its own, more specifically the e-Power series-hybrid powertrain. Also Read: All-new Nissan X-Trail unveiled at 2021 Shanghai Auto Show! Are 3 cylinders enough? While Nissan did not provide specific details regarding the X-Trail’s e-Power powertrain, back in February, the

A recent report from headlightmag has mentioned that Nissan Thailand has sent out a memo to its dealerships announcing that they have ceased production of the Nissan X-Trail, Nissan Sylphy, and Nissan Teana. The dealers were told to dispose of all of their brochures and marketing materials pertaining the three models. The memo from Nissan also mentioned that the company is putting more emphasis on subcompact cars, small multi-purpose vehicles, commercial vehicles, and vehicles utilizing alternat

(2019 Nissan X-Trail Price and Specs | Gallery) The Nissan X-Trail has established itself to be a decent option for families that require a 7-seater SUV. However, with the introduction of the updated X-Trail earlier this year, things have changed a bit, as Nissan Malaysia introduced a new hybrid variant. The new hybrid variant (RM 159,888) is a RM 6,000 premium over the 2.5L 4WD variant (RM 153,888), but which one should you pick? 7-seater practicality or fuel efficiency? When it comes to choosi