Nissan X-TRAIL Reviews
You'll find all our Nissan X-TRAIL reviews right here. Nissan X-TRAIL prices range from $38,300 for the X-TRAIL St 2wd to $59,540 for the X-TRAIL Ti L 4wd E Power Hybrid.
Our reviews offer detailed analysis of the 's features, design, practicality, fuel consumption, engine and transmission, safety, ownership and what it's like to drive.
The most recent reviews sit up the top of the page, but if you're looking for an older model year or shopping for a used car, scroll down to find Nissan dating back as far as 2001.
Or, if you just want to read the latest news about the Nissan X-TRAIL, you'll find it all here.
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Nissan X-Trail 2024 review: N-Trek 7-seat
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By James Cleary · 23 Jul 2024
You want an SUV with seven-seat capacity without the mega proportions that normally go with the three-row configuration. AWD for some light off-highway capability would be nice, but you don't want to spend much more than $50K. Enter the Nissan X-Trail N-Trek 7-seat family tested for your pleasure.
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Honda ZR-V e:HEV LX vs Nissan X-Trail Ti e-Power 2024 comparison review
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By Byron Mathioudakis · 29 Dec 2023
Less than five years ago, comparing a pair of mid-sized hybrid SUVs in Australia like the Honda ZR-V e:HEV and Nissan X-Trail e-Power would have seemed fanciful, as there weren't any to choose from. But the Toyota RAV4 hybrid's success has changed all that, so here we are. Both offer compelling arguments. The Nissan's bigger and roomier but the Honda's cheaper, sportier and better equipped.
Nissan X-Trail 2024 review: Ti e-Power long-term | Part 3
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By Justin Hilliard · 11 Dec 2023
The 2024 Nissan X-Trail e-Power dares to be different with its series hybrid powertrain, which exclusively drives the wheels via dual electric motors, while its petrol engine acting as a power generator for the onboard battery. It's an approach that delivers a superior driving experience - in some instances.
Nissan X-Trail 2024 review: Ti e-Power long-term | Part 2
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By Justin Hilliard · 16 Oct 2023
The 2024 Nissan X-Trail e-Power brings the Japanese brand's take on the hybrid powertrain to the highly competitive mid-size SUV segment. But can it rise to the all-conquering Toyota RAV4 Hybrid's challenge?
Nissan X-Trail 2024 review: Ti e-Power long-term | Part 1
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By Justin Hilliard · 14 Sep 2023
The 2024 Nissan X-Trail ePower is a hybrid SUV - but not as we know it. Its 'self-charging' powertrain is unlike that of the rivalling Toyota RAV4 Hybrid, as its petrol engine doesn't drive the wheels, instead acting as a power generator for the onboard battery, which supplies the driving electric motors. So, how does it stack up in the real world?
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Nissan X-Trail 2023 review: ST-L 7-seat
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By Emily Agar · 01 Jul 2023
The Nissan X-Trail has always been a popular family vehicle. It combines a decent size, engine and features but now it has seven-seats! Will this secure its popularity for the future?
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Toyota RAV4 Hybrid Cruiser vs Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV Exceed vs Nissan X-Trail e-Power Ti-L 2023 comparison review
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By Laura Berry · 19 May 2023
Don't fall into the trap of assuming all hybrids are the same, you may end up with a car which is impractical to use or offers barely benefit. That's why we've conducted this comparison of the Mitsubishi Outlander Plug-in Hybrid, Nissan X-Trail e-Power and Toyota RAV4 Hybrid. Three similar mid-sized SUVs with very different hybrid systems.
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Nissan X-Trail 2023 review: e-Power
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By James Cleary · 16 Feb 2023
When it comes to mid-size SUVs Toyota has the game wrapped up with its evergreen RAV4. And the hybrid version is by far the most popular choice. Now Nissan has mixed things up with a different take on how a non-plug-in five-seat hybrid SUV can work. Meet the X-Trail e-Power.
Nissan X-Trail Ti-L 2023 review: snapshot
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By Tim Nicholson · 18 Dec 2022
Sitting atop the X-Trail range is the new flagship grade - the Ti-L.
Nissan X-Trail Ti 2023 review: snapshot
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By Tim Nicholson · 16 Dec 2022
Stepping up to the second-from-top Ti grade, it's a five-seat only and all-wheel drive affair, with pricing set at $49,990 before on-road costs.