The new Nissan X-Trail is a theatre on wheels
Posted on 05-03-2014 at 21:02 by ii – 7 Comments”
Already for many years a faithful member of the club of worst-selling cars in the Netherlands, but the Nissan X-Trail glom not determined less on the Swiss show floor.
We wrote earlier about his voluptuous body and straight lines, but now we know what this new (slechtverkopende?) scion within the Crossover family to float: a compact dCi 130 four-cylinder turbo-diesel with 130 hp and 320 Nm of torque, with a choice of two – or four-wheel drive. An X-Trail with the 1.6 liter DIG-T turbo petrol engines (163 hp) from 2015 be available.
For now it means the same tensile force as the previous model, where a tweeliter diesel engine under the hood was. Plus lower fuel consumption and lower emissions (129 g/km for a X-Trail with manual gearbox, an automatic transmission does 135 g/km). The Japanese with ALL MODE 4x4i do so’n 139 g/km. Is due to weight savings and a better streamline of the car.
Nissans latest has seven seats in the so-called theatre-style seating. Which means that the rear seats are slightly higher than posted, so everyone can look at the fingers of the driver. And the leather interior with pianozwart and chrome accents, of course. Through the windshield look outside, do not have to, thanks to a large glass panoramic roof, where the front half is also of a open can.
Safety is Nissan of paramount importance, as is witnessed by the Nissan Safety Shield. A name for a series of safety features with names such as Forward Emergency Braking, Driver Attention Alert, Blind Spot Warning, High Beam Assist, and Moving Object Detection. And he recognizes signs and helps you get inside the lines to color.
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Gallery: Nissan X-Trail 2014
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Gallery: Nissan X-Trail
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