Nissan X-Trail 1.5 MHEV 163 Visia 5dr [7 Seat] Xtronic Review

Category: 7-seater

Section: Version review

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RRP£33,925
Fuel type:
petrol
Gearbox:
semi-auto
Doors:
5 doors

As large SUVs go, the X-Trail is a spacious, comfortable and quiet cruiser, with the option of seven seats. The e-Power hybrid system brings smooth driving manners, if not miraculous fuel economy figures. The main issue is that for similar money there are plenty of rivals that are better at being a seven-seat SUV, offering even more space and versatility.

Entry-level Visia trim covers all the basics and is a good way to keep costs down. In fact, you even get 18in alloy wheels, bright LED headlights, cruise control, rear parking sensors and lots of safety features. Even so, if you can, we’d suggest stepping up to Acenta Premium, as it adds better infotainment toys and doesn’t cost much more.

The entry-level mild hybrid engine has 161bhp for a 0-62mph sprint in 9.6sec. It’s powerful enough, but a hesitant gearbox and noisy engine make this nowhere near as smooth to drive as the e-Power alternatives.


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Key information

Doors5
Seats7
0-62 MPH9.6 seconds
Fuel TypePetrol
GearboxSEMI-AUTO

Available colours

MPGOfficial overall fuel economy figure

39.2

Boot CapacityHow much space is there?

485

litres

EmissionsOfficial emissions rating

164

g/km