Nissan enhances its X-Trail without a price increase

To boost the sales of the third generation Nissan X-Trail, the manufacturer is enhancing its standard equipment.

On sale since September 2022, the third generation Nissan X-Trail represents a clear break from its predecessors. In addition to its generous size at 4.68 m long, it stands out with a more robust and more prestigious style. After 24 months of steadily carving out its niche, it was time to give it a little commercial boost. Instead of playing with price reductions, Nissan has chosen to enhance its standard equipment? An intelligent choice to make the model more glamorous.

The standard equipment of the entry-level Acenta trim now includes, without any price increase, features that were previously reserved for higher-end versions:

• 360° Around View Monitor (AVM). When reverse gear is engaged, images from four external cameras are combined to provide a comprehensive view of the vehicle, allowing for confident parking maneuvers.
• 12.3-inch Central Display with Integrated Navigation. It replaces the impractical small 8-inch screen and allows for easier control of vehicle settings, infotainment, and now standard integrated navigation. Drivers can access 3D maps with Live Traffic, benefiting from advanced features such as real-time map updates and traffic conditions, Google Street View, and fuel prices.
• Wireless Connectivity for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Finally, smartphone integration! It was about time, but unfortunately, the wireless charger is still an option.

Starting November 1st, Nissan is also launching an exceptional offer on the Nissan X-Trail with 3 years of maintenance included, providing 36 months and 45,000 km of peace of mind. The X-Trail Acenta is still available starting at €43,800 or €480 per month with no down payment in a 49-month leasing agreement for 40,000 km.

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