The fourth-generation Nissan X-Trail is a five-door family SUV with petrol and hybrid choices. You pick the drivetrain that matches your roads, then look at equipment and how the hybrid battery works in daily use.
Nissan X-Trail engine options mix petrol and hybrid powertrains; these versions are examples, not the full lineup. The 1.5 VC-T CVT is turbo petrol with a variable transmission and all-wheel drive. A 1.5 AT e-Power hybrid uses an automatic and front-wheel drive, while the 2.5 CVT is a larger petrol CVT.
SUV 5-doors — Nissan X-Trail Engines and Transmissions
SUV 5-doors Nissan X-Trail Engines and Transmissions
Nissan X-Trail trim levels sit on the technical version you choose rather than replacing it. On the 1.5 AT e-Power hybrid with an automatic gearbox and front-wheel drive, Visia and Acenta Top change cabin equipment and convenience. The hybrid powertrain itself stays the same from one trim to the next.
Nissan X-Trail battery capacity on the hybrids comes from a lithium-ion pack that supports electric drive in traffic. The 1.5 AT e-Power automatic with front-wheel drive and the 1.5 AT e-4orce automatic with all-wheel drive both use this setup. You feel it as quieter take-off rather than a conventional petrol pull.