Nissan has launched an updated X-Trail range in South Africa.
This inter-generational update aims to improve cabin features while adding extra safety systems.
“The Nissan X-Trail is one of the world’s best-selling SUV’s, a key vehicle in the Nissan family and a favourite among South African customers,” said Stefan Haasbroek, Nissan South Africa Marketing Director.
What’s new
The upgraded Nissan X-Trail is now fitted with the Nissan Connect infotainment system.
This system allows passengers to connect their smartphones to the 7-inch touch display on the dash, through Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
Moreover, it also allows access through applications such as Google Maps, online music streaming, and satellite navigation from the multifunction steering wheel.
The Acenta and Tekna trim, as the more expensive variants, will get LED headlights, a reverse camera, start button, and keyless entry with an electric tailgate as standard.
Safety systems are then standardised across the range.
Grouped under the name Nissan Intelligent Mobility, these include:
- Intelligent auto headlights
- Intelligent cross traffic alert
- Intelligent lane intervention
- Intelligent emergency braking
- Intelligent around view monitor
- Intelligent blind spot intervention
- Intelligent forward collision warning
Pricing
The updated Nissan X-Trail is available in South Africa from March 2021.
The recommended retail pricing is as follows:
- X-Trail 2.0 Visia 7s – R462,000
- X-Trail 2.5 Acenta CVT 4WD – R508,900
- X-Trail 2.5 Acenta CVT 4WD 7s – R513,900
- X-Trail 1.6dci Tekna 4WD – R585,900
- X-Trail 2.5 Tekna CVT 4WD 7s – R599,900
Included in the price is a 3-year/90,000km service plan, and a 6-year/150,000km warranty.
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