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Nissan X-Trail (2022 on)
e-Power, e-4orce Tekna
reviewed by Kanthadai Srikant on 22 July 2024
5
Overall rating
5
How it drives
4
Fuel economy
4
Tax/Insurance/Warranty costs
5
Cost of maintenance and repairs
5
Experience at the dealership
5
How practical it is
5
How you rate the manufacturer
5
Overall reliability
Excellent car for the family and a self charging electric car.
Have had the X-Trail for nearly a year now and can say that it has lived up to all my expectations. Having owned Nissan's before the X-Trail matches them for top reliability. The interior & technology options on the Tekna trim are what you would expect from a luxury SUV brand. The ProPilot option is excellent and having used in on the motorway give it top marks. Also in terms of tech options would rate in on par with a Tesla Model Y.
The seating configurations are very practical too , while the third row of seats are ok for adults up to 175 cms. and for short journeys only. Kids however will be fine on longer trips.
Provision of wireless charges and USB ports (front & back) keep everyone charged & happy!
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About this car
Price | £34,075–£48,680 |
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Road Tax | Alternative fuel, E–Alternative fuel, H |
MPG | - |
Real MPG | - |