Nissan X-Trail vs rivals: specifications compared

    The X-Trail is being brought to India as a CBU and is offered only with a petrol engine.

    Published On Aug 01, 2024 03:19:00 PM

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    Nissan X-Trail, Toyota Fortuner, Jeep Meridian, Skoda Kodiaq, MG Gloster

    Nissan recently revealed the X-Trail in India ahead of its imminent launch in the country. The three-row SUV will be Nissan’s flagship offering here, and will go up against three-row SUVs such as the Toyota Fortuner, MG Gloster, Skoda Kodiaq and the Jeep Meridian. Here’s a detailed spec comparison of the X-Trail with its potential competitors in India.

    Nissan X-Trail vs rivals: dimensions

    Nissan X-Trail vs rivals: dimensions
    SUVNissan X-TrailToyota FortunerMG GlosterSkoda KodiaqJeep Meridian
    Length4680mm4795mm4985mm4699mm4769mm
    Width1840mm1855mm1926mm1882mm1859mm
    Height1725mm1835mm1865mm1685mm1682mm
    Wheelbase2705mm2745mm2950mm2791mm2794mm
    Boot space177 litres296 litres343 litres270 litres233 litres
    Ground clearance210mm225mm210mm192mm203mm
    Wheel size20-inch18-inch19-inch18-inch18-inch

    The Nissan X-Trail measures 4,680mm in length, 1,840mm in width, stands 1,725mm tall and has a 2,705mm-long wheelbase. This makes it slightly smaller than almost all its rivals, despite having a three-row configuration like the others. However, the X-Trail gets the biggest alloy wheels (20-inches).

    The Nissan's 210mm ground clearance is the second highest in the segment, same as the MG Gloster, and only behind the Toyota Fortuner's 225mm. The Gloster is the longest, widest, tallest, and has the longest wheelbase and maximum boot space with all three rows up.

    Nissan X-Trail vs rivals: engine and gearbox

    Nissan X-Trail vs rivals: engine and gearbox
    SUVNissan X-TrailToyota FortunerMG GlosterSkoda KodiaqJeep Meridian
    Type3-cyl turbo petrol4-cyl NA petrol/4-cyl diesel4-cyl diesel4-cyl turbo petrol4-cyl diesel
    Displacement1497cc2694cc/2755cc1996cc1984cc1956cc
    Power163hp166hp/245Nm161hp-216hp190hp170hp
    Torque300Nm245Nm/420Nm-500Nm374Nm-479Nm320Nm350Nm
    GearboxCVT5MT or 6AT/6MT or 6AT8AT7DCT6MT or 9AT
    Drive layoutFWDRWD/RWD or 4WDRWD or 4WD4WDFWD or 4WD

    The Nissan X-Trail gets a sole 163hp, 300Nm 1.5-litre, 3-cylinder turbo-petrol engine mated to a CVT automatic with front-wheel-drive. The X-Trail is the only full-size premium SUV here that does not offer four-wheel-drive even as an option. However, it does get a limited-slip differential.

    The MG Gloster’s diesel engine in its higher state of tune is the most powerful one here, while the Toyota Fortuner’s 2.8-litre diesel produces the maximum torque. The Gloster and Jeep Meridian are offered with diesel engine options only, while the Kodiaq gets a sole 190hp, 2.0-litre turbo-petrol.

    Nissan X-Trail vs rivals: price

    Nissan X-Trail vs rivals: price
    SUVNissan X-TrailToyota FortunerMG GlosterSkoda KodiaqJeep Meridian
    Ex-showroom priceRs 49.92 lakhRs 33.43 lakh-51.44 lakhRs 38.80 lakh-43.87 lakhRs 39.99 lakhRs 29.49 lakh-39.83 lakh

    The Jeep Meridian is currently the most affordable SUV offering here, with prices starting from Rs 29.49 lakh. The Toyota Fortuner’s pricing goes up to Rs 51.44 lakh, making it the costliest SUV in this comparison. The X-Trail is available in a single trim, priced at Rs 49.92 lakh (introductory), which makes it the second-most expensive SUV in this comparison. Do note that the Nissan SUV is being brought to the country through as a CBU, which results in a higher price tag.

    Also see:

    Jeep Meridian facelift to get ADAS

    Next-gen Skoda Kodiaq launch by mid-2025

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