New Nissan X-Trail Review (2024): A Practical Electrified SUV? | TotallyEV

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Correction: The peak G-force seems to have been incorrectly quoted; please ignore the figure! Find the best Nissan X-Trail deals: locally.link/KI7f Read the Nissan X-Trail review on our website: totallyev.net/new-nissan-x-trail-review-a-practical-electrified-suv/ Review of the Nissan X-Trail's audio system: totallyev.net/nissan-x-trail-audio-review-a-bose-upgrade/ Video timestamps: Price & MPG: 00:00 Performance: 03:55 Driving comfort: 05:34 Interior tech & design: 06:23 Storage: 08:37 Seat comfort: 11:40 Exterior design: 14:24 Safety & parking: 15:39 Verdict: 16:49

[@martinharper7826]

you state the awd version has a lower boot capacity than the 2WD version from what I see in the brochure they are actually the same and only differ between the 5 & 7 seat models

[@TotallyEV]

You're right, sorry!

[@ivonikolov8709]

Really Good Review 😊 Just wanted to ask how much is the Model reviewed actually retailing for here in the UK?

[@TotallyEV]

Thank you! Price as tested was £39,285 (option was only the two tone paint at £1,145). Thus, base price of £38,140. Worth mentioning, however, prices provided with the spec sheet are often a bit off from the current pricing. In reviews, current pricing is always taken and not the spec sheet. Hope that helps!

[@AzadKhan-cx2ym]

The EV feel driving experience totally won me over so much so I cancelled my kodiaq sportline 2.0 tsi order and ordered a tekna epower e4orce instead.

[@TotallyEV]

Congratulations on the purchase!

[@constantinecarias]

@@TotallyEV They sell it in the United States

[@nenadmilijanovic9173]

Me too

[@vrs76r]

Looks to be a worthy competitor to the RAV4 hybrid and with ridiculous waiting time of 2+ years in my part of the world for the RAV4, if the E-power is more readily a available, I’m certain that it will take some sales off Toyota. I do have one request which no reviewers seem to do. Can you do a test drive with the camera from divers seat showing the digital dash and especially the fuel consumption screen throughout the drive. Would be great to see how its using the fuel based on the roads and conditions you’re driving in.

[@TotallyEV]

Indeed, an alternative to it! Unfortunately not something we'd do, sorry!

[@vrs76r]

@@TotallyEV Fair enough. It's very hard to get a gauge on what the car fuel comsumption is very little video evidience to suport people claims of l/100km. I know that Nissan paid for many reviewres to go to the e-power launch so I'm sure there will be some biased reviews due to the free trip and perks. your review is balanced.

[@TotallyEV]

All our reviews will always be independent and unbiased, no matter what the manufacturer has or hasn't done. Given the analysis and comparisons, which you'll see from the written review as well, it should give you a good indication as to how the vehicle's fuel efficient compares to most of its rivals.

[@herrlich7671]

@@vrs76r spritmonitor says 6,4l

[@gatisdzervens3618]

​@@herrlich7671right now i drive 5000km+ and its 6,0l/100km. If you drive outside towns, but small roads(50-80km/h) you reach 5,1, higways about 6,0 and trafic yams 6,8

[@herrlich7671]

where the hack ist the review for the 10 speaker system ? only found hudrets of affility links ..... thx

[@TotallyEV]

The video goes live today.

[@ronpower7790]

I wonder if the full fake leather seats are the worst thing in summer...in the Qashqai the cloth seats are already not very breathable in summer. But fake leather must be horrible on hot days. I wonder about that decision of Nissan.

[@TotallyEV]

Good query, not sure!

[@fidelcatsro6948]

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