7.7
2024 Nissan X-Trail review
The petrol-powered X-Trail Ti offers a lot of metal for your money in Australia's most competitive segment, but e-Power is the way to go.
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James Wong
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2024 Nissan
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2024 Nissan
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Based on the Nissan Ariya
Based on the Nissan X-Trail Ti (4WD)
Best suitable for...
Driving the family
Long distance drivingFuel Efficiency
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55L
336 to 429 km
Warranty
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5 year
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MSRP
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$37,250 - $58,490
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CarExpert's Take
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James Wong
Production Editor
James Wong drove this car and these were their findings:
Hits
- Premium look and feel inside
- Spacious and practical cabin for families
- Comfort-focused ride, cruising refinement
Misses
- Thirsty, merely adequate performer
- No seven seat option in this spec
- Short 10,000km service intervals
Optional Features
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- Premium Paint (+$700)
Colours Available
The 2024 Nissan X-Trail is offered in a range of colour options:x
- Solid White
- Brilliant Silver
- Gun Metallic
- Caspian Blue
- Diamond Black
- Scarlet Ember
The ST-L adds the option of the following colours:
- Champagne Silver
- Ivory Pearl
- Ceramic Grey
The Ti adds the option of the following colours:
- Ceramic grey two-tone with black roof
- Ivory Pearl two-tone
- Caspian Blue two-tone
The Ti-L e-Power adds:
- Champagne Silver two-tone
Metallic Paint costs $700 for all models while the option of two-tone paint for the Ti and Ti-L cost $1200.
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