Almost seven million units of X-Trail have been sold globally, making it one of the world's most popular family adventure vehicles.

For this new iteration, Nissan has drawn on the well-established DNA that runs through all three of the previous generations of X-Trail: muscular design, flexible utility, and advanced all-wheel drive capabilities. The new X-Trail will be available in both five- and seven-seater configurations, offering a convenient option for days out with extended family or friends.

Thanks to the new Alliance CMF-C platform, which showcases advanced engineering, innovation, and advanced technology, the new X-Trail will again raise the bar in the crossover segment. Customers with a taste for adventure will savor the enhanced dynamic performance and advanced electrification technologies that the new generation of X-Trail offers. 

"Replacing an icon like the X-Trail is a huge responsibility. It has established itself as a vehicle for families to share adventures in, so we know what our customers appreciate. For the fourth generation X-Trail, we will give them the capacity for adventure, with an advanced electrified all-wheel drive powertrain, combined with intuitive and convenient technology," says Francois Bailly, senior VP, chief planning officer, for Nissan's AMIEO region.

Leon Dorssers, regional senior VP, marketing and sales, Nissan AMIEO region, notes, "The all-new X-Trail is a tour de force of Nissan's innovative technology. From e-POWER the electrified powertrain which gives that unmistakably EV-drive feeling, with instant response and confidence from our electrified e-4ORCE system, to the advanced driver assistance systems available on all grades to the flexibility of the interior – the new X-Trail has been designed and engineered from the ground up to meet the very exacting needs of our customers."

"For more than 20 years, X-Trail has been synonymous with comfort, convenience, security, and confidence. Add intuitive technology and rugged design, and we're confident that the new X-Trail will emulate the success of previous generations," he adds.