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2023 Nissan X Trail (Rogue) Premium SUV!
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Hey Guys, This is new-generation 2023 Nissan X-Trail With Amazing Features and technology. The new X-Trail is based on the same architecture that underpins the next-generation Qashqai and the latest Mitsubishi Outlander that has just gone on sale Down Under. The exterior design is recognisable as a modern evolution of the current X-Trail, although it’s 38mm shorter in length and 5mm lower-slung.
The styling itself tightens up the soft lines of the previous model but may appeal to those who grew up on Transformer films. LED headlights are now standard across the range, with top trims also including LED fog lights. Aerodynamic refinements include active grille shutters.
Families purchase medium SUVs like X-Trail and, with that in mind, Nissan designed the rear doors to open to 85 degrees wide, which makes installing child seats a snap, let alone installing children into said seats on a daily basis. This all-new model now permits the unlocking of all doors with the touch of any door handle, as long as you’ve got the intelligent key in your pocket. As any busy parent knows, when you’re arms are full of kiddos, the last thing you want to do is fumble for your keys. The power tailgate is motion activated.
The interior receives a comprehensive redesign that brings together modern technology and improved functionality. Depending on trim level, the driver enjoys a customizable digital instrument panel in either 7.0-inch or 12.3-inch sizes, and a large head-up display is available on top models. The front row is dominated by the 9.0-inch touchscreen that lives atop the dashboard and is equally accessible for both driver and passenger. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, as well as Apple Car Play and Android Auto, and a wireless phone charger is available on the upper trim levels.
* A key update to the interior design is the electronic gear selector, which creates additional storage directly underneath, a boon to buyers who need space for the bits and bobs that go along with their lifestyles. * The armrest uses a butterfly-style lid instead of one that’s rear hinged because, according to Nissan, it provides easier access to small items for passengers in both first and second rows. Both front and rear passengers benefit from Nissan’s NASA-inspired Zero Gravity seats.
An extensive array of active and passive safety tech is standard on the new X-Trail, including 10 airbags, 360-degree cameras, forward autonomous emergency braking (AEB) with pedestrian detection, rear AEB and cross-traffic alert, blind-spot and lane departure warning, and it will monitor the driver for alertness.
The Nissan ProPilot system available on some variants is a hands-on semi-autonomous system based around sophisticated adaptive cruise control and active lane-keep tech that will perform modest steering and braking inputs while cruising on the open road or in rush-hour traffic.
Nissan says the new X-Trail uses the latest radar and camera technology for smoother vehicle inputs and when the ProPilot system is used. When linked to the native sat-nav, ProPilot will also reduce speeds for motorway off-ramps or when approaching corners. And, with the system’s traffic sign recognition capability, it can actively adjust vehicle speed to match changing speed limits.
there is just one engine and one transmission available, which is an evolution of the existing 2.5-litre naturally aspirated four-cylinder petrol engine. Power is up 8kW to 135kW and, similarly, torque has been increased to 245Nm, a bump of 8Nm over the old engine.
Nissan’s X trail automatic continuously variable transmission (CVT) is standard on both front-wheel or all-wheel drive configurations, with paddle shifters for simulated gearchanges.
The all-wheel-drive system uses an electro-hydraulically controlled clutch for torque transfer to the rear axle and this new system is said to be more responsive than that of the outgoing X-Trail.
2023 Nissan X-Trail pricing
Nissan X-Trail ST 2WD five-seat: $36,750 (Up $4085)
Nissan X-Trail ST AWD seven-seat: $39,790 (Up $5125)
Nissan X-Trail ST-L 2WD five-seat: $43,190 (Up $4515)
Nissan X-Trail ST-L 4WD seven-seat: $46,290 (Up $5615)
Nissan X-Trail Ti AWD five-seat: $49,990 (Up $3875)
Nissan X-Trail Ti-L AWD five-seat: $52,990 (New grade)
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The styling itself tightens up the soft lines of the previous model but may appeal to those who grew up on Transformer films. LED headlights are now standard across the range, with top trims also including LED fog lights. Aerodynamic refinements include active grille shutters.
Families purchase medium SUVs like X-Trail and, with that in mind, Nissan designed the rear doors to open to 85 degrees wide, which makes installing child seats a snap, let alone installing children into said seats on a daily basis. This all-new model now permits the unlocking of all doors with the touch of any door handle, as long as you’ve got the intelligent key in your pocket. As any busy parent knows, when you’re arms are full of kiddos, the last thing you want to do is fumble for your keys. The power tailgate is motion activated.
The interior receives a comprehensive redesign that brings together modern technology and improved functionality. Depending on trim level, the driver enjoys a customizable digital instrument panel in either 7.0-inch or 12.3-inch sizes, and a large head-up display is available on top models. The front row is dominated by the 9.0-inch touchscreen that lives atop the dashboard and is equally accessible for both driver and passenger. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, as well as Apple Car Play and Android Auto, and a wireless phone charger is available on the upper trim levels.
* A key update to the interior design is the electronic gear selector, which creates additional storage directly underneath, a boon to buyers who need space for the bits and bobs that go along with their lifestyles. * The armrest uses a butterfly-style lid instead of one that’s rear hinged because, according to Nissan, it provides easier access to small items for passengers in both first and second rows. Both front and rear passengers benefit from Nissan’s NASA-inspired Zero Gravity seats.
An extensive array of active and passive safety tech is standard on the new X-Trail, including 10 airbags, 360-degree cameras, forward autonomous emergency braking (AEB) with pedestrian detection, rear AEB and cross-traffic alert, blind-spot and lane departure warning, and it will monitor the driver for alertness.
The Nissan ProPilot system available on some variants is a hands-on semi-autonomous system based around sophisticated adaptive cruise control and active lane-keep tech that will perform modest steering and braking inputs while cruising on the open road or in rush-hour traffic.
Nissan says the new X-Trail uses the latest radar and camera technology for smoother vehicle inputs and when the ProPilot system is used. When linked to the native sat-nav, ProPilot will also reduce speeds for motorway off-ramps or when approaching corners. And, with the system’s traffic sign recognition capability, it can actively adjust vehicle speed to match changing speed limits.
there is just one engine and one transmission available, which is an evolution of the existing 2.5-litre naturally aspirated four-cylinder petrol engine. Power is up 8kW to 135kW and, similarly, torque has been increased to 245Nm, a bump of 8Nm over the old engine.
Nissan’s X trail automatic continuously variable transmission (CVT) is standard on both front-wheel or all-wheel drive configurations, with paddle shifters for simulated gearchanges.
The all-wheel-drive system uses an electro-hydraulically controlled clutch for torque transfer to the rear axle and this new system is said to be more responsive than that of the outgoing X-Trail.
2023 Nissan X-Trail pricing
Nissan X-Trail ST 2WD five-seat: $36,750 (Up $4085)
Nissan X-Trail ST AWD seven-seat: $39,790 (Up $5125)
Nissan X-Trail ST-L 2WD five-seat: $43,190 (Up $4515)
Nissan X-Trail ST-L 4WD seven-seat: $46,290 (Up $5615)
Nissan X-Trail Ti AWD five-seat: $49,990 (Up $3875)
Nissan X-Trail Ti-L AWD five-seat: $52,990 (New grade)
#automobileZone # #Nissan #Xtrail #SUV #NissanXtrail
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