Used Nissan X-Trail For Sale – Drive The Impressive X-Trail At Our Best Price

Introducing the all-new 4th-generation Nissan X-Trail – the SUV icon that has captivated South Africa for over 20 years. This reimagined model is not just designed for adventure, but to seamlessly fit into every aspect of your lifestyle. Available in three variants, each model is powered by the impressive 2.5-litre petrol engine, showcasing Nissan’s commitment to performance and the environment. The models in this range include:

• 2.5 Visia 2WD CVT
• 2.5 Acenta 2WD CVT
• 2.5 Acenta Plus 4WD CVT (7-seater)

This generation of Nissan X-Trail vehicles launched in 2023 is equipped with a range of Nissan Intelligent Mobility safety features, ensuring your peace of mind on the road. Its spacious configuration and versatile luggage space make it perfect for everyday practicality in South Africa.

Moreover, advanced technology is integrated throughout the vehicle, enhancing your driving experience at every turn. And let’s not forget the X-Trail’s modern athletic exterior, guaranteed to make heads turn wherever you go, regardless of driving a new or used Nissan X-Trail!

Did You Know? On April 19, 2021, the fourth-generation X-Trail, known as the T33 model, made its debut at the Auto Shanghai event in China. Interestingly, it was also the day when this new X-Trail went on sale abroad, marking a significant milestone. Notably, the launch of the T33 model took place almost a year after the introduction of its counterpart, the Rogue, in North America, which occurred in June 2020.

Power Train

Engine

• 2.5 L Petrol

Transmission

• Xtronic CVT

Also Known As

• Nissan Rogue

Assembled In

• China: 2021-present
• Japan: 2022-present
• United States: 2022-present

Wheelbase

• 2,705 mm

Production Platform

• Renault–Nissan CMF-CD

The current Nissan X-Trail is built using the Nissan/Renault Common Module Family (CMF) platform, and it has design stylings inspired by the current generation Nissan Qashqai, as well as the latest Murano (unavailable in South Africa), and the Nissan Patrol. First unveiled in 2013 at the Frankfurt Motor Show, sales of this generation X-Trail for the third time commenced first in Japan. X-Trail international sales commenced in China, Australia and Europe in 2014. Africa was one of the last regions to receive this generation of X-Trail, and all regions (including Africa) have now also received a facelifted version of the X-Trail 2017 model.

Nissan X-Trail Model Variants and Trim Levels in this third-generation vehicle include:

• The 2.0 Visia
• The 1.6 DCI Visia
• The 2.5 Acenta 4WD CVT
• The 2.5 Acenta Plus 4WD CVT
• The 2.5 Tekna 4WD CVT
• The 1.6 DCI Tekna 4WD

Did You Know? Back in 2015, Nissan announced that it would be launching a hybrid version of the X-Trail in Japan sometime before 2020. This version of the New Nissan X-Trail SUV has a claimed fuel economy of 4.9 l/100 km, which could revolutionise the way we drive and consume fossil fuels. Let’s hope that when this version of the X-Trail launches it is also made available in South Africa.

Power Train

Engine

• 1.6 8V Petrol
• 1.6 16V Petrol
• 1.5dCi Diesel

Transmission

• 5-speed manual

Also Known As

• Nissan Rogue

Assembled In

• Japan: 2013–present
• Indonesia: 2014–present
• Thailand: 2014–present
• South Korea: 2014–present
• Taiwan: 2015–present

Wheelbase

• 2,705 mm

Production Platform

• Nissan CMF platform

The 2008 Nissan X-Trail became the first of the Second-Generation X-Trails to be launched and was first seen at the 2007 Geneva Motor Show. Japan was once again the first country to receive the X-Trail for Sale, with launches in Europe, Mexico, Australia and South Africa following shortly afterwards. This generation of X-Trail has proven to be an immense hit in the South African used car market, as it was considerably larger than the first generation X-trail. The one and only major facelift for the second-generation X-Trail was launched in July 2010, and it is this vehicle that we so often think of when envisaging a previous generation of Used X-Trail for Sale.

Did You Know? There was an extremely limited number of UK-exclusive Nissan X-Trail Platinum SUVs launched in Great Britain in 2012. With only 200 of these vehicles ever made available, they have become sought-after collector’s pieces across the globe. Although it is believed that one of these rare vehicles was imported to Africa, it is not known if it is currently in South Africa or one of the neighbouring countries. If we do ever find out the whereabouts of this X-Trail however, you can be sure that we’ll write about it in our popular Nissan Blog.

Power Train

Engine

• 2.0 L Petrol
• 2.0 L Petrol
• 2.5 L Petrol
• 2.0 L Diesel

Transmission

• 6-speed manual
• 6-speed automatic
• CVT

Also Known As

• Dongfeng Fengdu MX6

Assembled In

• Japan: 2007–2013
• Thailand & Indonesia: 2007–2014
• Latin America: 2007–present
• China: 2015–present

Wheelbase

• 2,629 mm

Production Platform

• Nissan C platform

The Nissan X-Trail model history starts in the 2000s. First unveiled to the driving public and motor journalists at the 2000 Paris Motor Show, the X-Trail hit sales floors in Japan the same year and was an instant hit. Its adventurous SUV appeal was blended with a sedan’s driving and safety sensibilities, which appealed to family car owners from the moment it was first driven. Due to its instant hit status, it was quickly rolled out across the globe, with a number of memorable X-Trail derivatives and upgrades being launched between the time of its launch in 2000 and the final first-generation models being sold. The two biggest facelifts and spec changes took place in the X-Trail 2005 and the X-Trail 2007.

Did You Know? Due to its robust nature the 1st generation Nissan X-trail is still manufactured and sold in certain countries across Latin America. Known as the X-Trail Classic, the enduring popularity of this generation of X-Trail has seen this model become one of the biggest selling Nissan Sports Utility vehicles in the history of the company. Which if you think about it, is no mean feat for an automotive manufacturer that is internationally known for its high-quality SUV ranges.

Power Train

Engine

• 2.0L 140 hp, 104 kW Petrol
• 2.5L 178 hp, 133 kW Petrol
• 2.0L 280 hp, 206 kW Petrol
• 2.2L Diesel (hp and kW specs unavailable at this time)

Transmission

• 4-speed automatic
• 5-speed manual
• 6-speed manual

Also Known As

• Nissan X-Trail Classic

Assembled In

• Japan: October 2000–2007
• Thailand & Indonesia: 2001–2008
• Latin America: 2002–present
• Taiwan: 2002–2009

Wheelbase

• 2,624 mm

Production Platform

• Nissan FF-S platform