Nissan X-Trail Review

The X-Trail is an SUV that has more to it than meets the eye and more than its spec sheet would suggest. Quality is superb but subdued, it rides incredibly well, handles with confidence, and though it doesn’t have big headline numbers, the 1.5 mild-hybrid petrol engine is impressively capable. What is a downer is the lack of features for this segment, which will no doubt deter some potential buyers. Thanks in part to the high taxes on CBUs, the Nissan X-Trail comes in at an eye watering price of Rs 49.92 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). This puts it above the entire model range of its competitors: the Skoda Kodiaq, MG Gloster and Jeep Meridian, and even higher than the starting price of the venerable Toyota Fortuner.