Nissan have announced that they will be releasing a revised X-Trail for the Japanese market. The biggest change in the 4X4 will be the inclusion of a 6-speed automatic transmission (with manual shift mode) matted to the 2.0 litre “M9R” Clean Diesel engine.
The MR9 engine is a joint venture development with Renault, which was made to meet Japan’s strict emission regulations. A host of technologies such as Piezo-electric injectors, diesel particulate filter (DPF), and lean NOx-trap catalysts are featured in this engine making it more efficient. The standard engine produces 170hp and 359Nm of torque. This figure is comparable to a 3.5-litre V6 gasoline engine, available from way down in the rev range.
Cosmetic changes to the car include a slightly revised exterior which include a new front grille, front bumper, new head lights, LED tail lights and a sportier front end. This will sit on redesigned 17-inch aluminium wheels with revised tyre sizes.
Moving on inside, larger dials and a vehicle information display system provide the driver with fuel consumption figures and upcoming maintenance schedules while the glove compartment comes standard with refrigeration and heat retention capabilities. Advanced Hill Descent Control system (with a speed-setting function) will be available for 4 wheel drive models, which enables the driver to set their desired speed while climbing up a steep hill.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the Nissan X-Trail facelift mostly focus on its outdated design and technology, with many comparing it unfavorably to newer models like the Honda CRV and Hyundai Tucson. Several commenters criticize its boxy appearance, old interior and exterior styling, and question its value given the high price for 2WD versions. There is demand for Nissan to introduce the updated model with better features, and some highlight that other brands like Kia, Hyundai, and even Japanese competitors offer more modern and attractive SUVs. A few comments mention the engine options and spec improvements, but overall sentiment is that the facelift is a safe but boring update, with many hoping Nissan will bring a more competitive and stylish version soon.