Articles about Nissan X Trail

How do the concepts compare to what hit showrooms?

Not long ago, Nissan unveiled the all-new X-Trail (sold as the Rogue in other markets) featuring an athletic body and a drastically-different face compared to the outgoing generation. Relatively, the crossover had a lot going on in terms of

The local automotive industry was pretty busy this week

A promising new crossover to consider

Here it is: the all-new Nissan X-Trail. The Japanese compact SUV has just been unveiled in the US market as the Rogue, and might we say it looks like a relatively promising proposition.There are three main things to note

It’s about to be revealed in full

Late last month, Nissan gave car nuts a much-need morale boost when it teased its upcoming lineup online. The company's trailer showed off the refreshed Navara, and even an all-new Z car, sending fans of the brand into a

Take your pick

Currently, the local compact-crossover segment-which features nameplates with notably refined interiors and generally sound driving dynamics-is a pretty enticing one. Thanks to their size and style, these vehicles are attractive propositions whether for car shoppers looking for a new

Nissan’s answer to the CR-V and RAV4

The year 2001 saw the launch of the X-Trail in Japan as Nissan's answer to the Honda CR-V and the Toyota RAV4, both of which were then in their second generation. This meant the X- Trail had to compete

Does it still excite with less features?

The new Nissan X-Trail has been updated with a little more style and a lot more acronym-heavy safety tech. But most of those fancy new bells and whistles are on the all-wheel drive model. If you strip away all

Many of these are still around

Alright, so maybe the 2000s is still relatively fresh in our memories compared to the other two decades we've featured in our college cars roundups. After all, there's still a '90s NBA player or two that remain active in the

Safety tech has come a long way

Nissan Philippines has been a very busy carmaker lately. It's not just how the company's bringing in one car after another, it's also the tech packed inside them and the innovative features they provide.The new X-Trail in

Better than ever

The C-segment crossover war has been seen with guns blazing in the last quarter of 2017. Nissan Philippines has brought in its latest soldier from Japan armed with new firepower in the form of Nissan Intelligent Mobility. Yes, the X-Trail

Autonomous cars are on the horizon

The autonomous future will be here faster than we can fathom. Before long, our cars will be able to drive themselves with little to no input from us pesky humans. Some cars today are equipped with safety features that make driving a

A lesson in letting technology do its job

Don't let that headline fool you. We don't ever recommend driving on the road with your sight impaired in any way. Remember when Will Ferrell tried it in Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby? Yeah, that didn't turn

It's a trap!

Have you ever wondered what Star Wars would've looked like if it had been set in a world where all spacecraft looked like US-market Nissans?Well wonder no more, people of the Internet. Somehow, Nissan has anticipated our wildest sci-

It's happening in a few years

When Nissan Motor Company acquired a majority stake in Mitsubishi Motors last year, speculation naturally began on what models would share a platform. This is a common MO in the carmaking business, as we all know, and one of the biggest advantages

Which nip and tuck is the best one?

Facelifts. They're meant to inject new life, or at the very least new interest, into vehicles a couple of years or so into their lifespan.There are a number of reasons cars undergo makeovers. Some models undergo facelifts as an answer

The new design is a knockout

It's hard to be a compact SUV these days. Honda just released its seven-seater turbodiesel CR-V, the Kia Sportage looks great, and the Mazda CX-5 hasn't dropped the ball-although it has raised its prices. With all

Now with smart Intelligent Mobility features

Pawfection

If you're viewing this on a mobile device and can't see the video, please click here. Paws everything you're doing: Nissan has made a car aimed directly at dogs, and it's probably the most ingenious thing you'll

Don't worry, it's not a trap

The consumer wins again

The compact SUV has a special place in a carmaker's lineup. It's too expensive to be a mass-market cash cow, so it's not compromised just to appeal to most consumers (let's face it-what most people want