The X Trail joins Nissan's acclaimed 4x4 tradition with technologies and new ideas inspired by the brand's groundbreaking crossover versions. Collectively they form an auto.

Nissan's want to make the Xtrail the most complete offering in the C SUV sector supplied the driving force behind the bold new layout of the auto. Fitting perfectly into the vision of modern crossover SUV styling of the brand, the new X Trail features a stunning new appearance that identifies the latest design language of Nissan.

As a result of a smooth yet buff body and organic, flowing lines, the X Trail combine strength and the spirit of experience. The refined yet sporty profile additionally incorporates a host of details and new design features, including new headlamps that are daring - accessible with LED as standard on versions that are high grade - and an identifying new LED touch strip which makes the auto immediately recognisable at nighttime. Other elements include a power opening panoramic roof and a powered tailgate.

Powering the all-new X Trail is a strong yet frugal dCi 130 engine that provides the optimum balance at all speeds with exceptional refinement,.

The Xtrail will play with an extremely important part in the growing crossover family of Nissan. It's going to be constructed at nine distinct manufacturing sites all over the world for a vast collection of marketplaces. Internationally, X-Trail's forerunner was one of the largest selling vehicles of the firm and the new variant is anticipated to make an important contribution to Nissan Electricity 88, the firm's midterm business plan covering fiscal years 2011-2016.

LAYOUT

Joining the fashionable and slick lines with an average SUV's powerful allure, the all-new X Trail establishes new standards for design. A noticeable deviation from its squared-away the X Trail forerunner, showcases next generation SUV design, without compromising the vehicle's off road skills introducing a smoother, more fluid appearance.

Using an innovative platform that is new, the design team of Nissan could take complete benefit of the longer wheelbase and wider course of the structure. In keeping with the crossover design language of Nissan, the all-new X Trail locations strong visual emphasis with the logo, on the wheel spaces big arches forming the bases of the layout. United with growing window line sculpted flanks and a dipping roofline, the new X Trail completely exploits the crossover layout DNA of Nissan to produce an automobile that delivers a modern and fashionable look.

The new version is additionally 5mm lower and 30mm broader in relation to the preceding car and the ground clearance is kept at 210mm.

The new version is additionally not 90kg heavier in relation to the version it replaces.

The innovative use of complexes in addition has helped drive down the kerb weight of the X Trail. The tailgate, as an example, is built from plastic instead of steel, while the front and back fender assemblies have been optimised for substance depth. This unbelievable focus on detail means that the all-new X Trail is not as weak and as light as possible.

As customers have begun to anticipate from Nissan, the all-new X Trail features a host of useful and intelligent layout details.

The front end, as an example, joins intricate contours with lines that are sharp and sensible use of light and shade. The lamp bunches are detailed, with a dramatic new lighting touch that gives the all-new X Trail an appearance that is distinguishing in low light conditions.

At the back the X Trail and existing Nissan touches blend daring new styling cues. The rear light clusters, as an example, show the recognizable 'boomerang' shape, while the characteristic D-column supplies a powerful visual connection to both Qashqai and the Juke.

TECHNOLOGY

The all-new X Trail is among the most innovative cars in its sector. Completely linked, the Xtrail gains from the most recent generation NissanConnect in- advice, car navigation and entertainment system. Motorists may also reap the benefits of an all-inclusive package of support attributes which make up the X Trail's Nissan Safety Shield system.

All the attributes have practical advantages to make life simpler for the driver and occupants as has become expected training from Nissan.

New NissanConnect is among the leading examples of the engineering invention of Nissan. With accessibility to a variety of uses covering traveling, entertainment and music, social networking through a big, 7-inch colour touch screen, the NissanConnect that is new is an ideal fit for all-new X Trail.

The most recent generation satellite navigation incorporates Google(registered company) features to show a host of valuable advice from weather forecasts to the place of fuel stations, resorts, eateries and many other points of interest. The ever-popular Send-to-Automobile function also enables motorists to plan an excursion and send it to their in-auto NissanConnect system at the click of a button. The system comprises mobile phone integration and Bluetooth audio streaming along with Auxin and USB slots.

Designed to take the guesswork and stress from parking and finding in car park bay or an appropriate parallel, Nissan's acclaimed Around View Monitor makes even the most tricky of manoeuvres look not difficult.

Nissan's Intelligent Park Assist directs into the space with the driver controlling forward and reverse movement after mechanically quantifying the size of an accessible parallel parking space. The system also can park with the motorist profiting from your bird's eye view supplied by Around View Monitor to direct them through the procedure.

LED headlamps

All new Xtrail characteristics LED daytime running lights as standard with higher level versions -LED headlamps.

Nissan Safety Shield is a set of features designed to improve the security of occupants in line with the continuing vision towards zero injuries of Nissan, a thought underlined by the business's commitment to create commercially feasible sovereign vehicles.

The new X Trail's Security Shield bundle is one of complete and the most advanced with host that join to offer extraordinary levels of protection.

Forward Crisis Braking

Using a completely integrated radar system that scans the road ahead, the all-new X Trail provides three levels of support to motorists. If the driver does not respond to the warnings that were audible, the brakes are mechanically partly implemented. Eventually, if the difference is closing, the brakes will be used harder if needed.

Motorist Focus Alarm

With one in road five injuries due to driver fatigue, the all-new X Trail's Motorist Focus Alarm system is an important new addition to the safety package of the automobile. After learning your driving style, the system continuously monitors driving input signals, if steering system becomes unpredictable showing a dash alarm, suggesting the motorist should take a rest.

This intelligent system acts as an additional pair of eyes that exhibit their info to the motorist and can find speed limit signs. Speed limit signs are read by the front-facing camera, which continues to be programmed to work regardless of national sign typography, across Europe. It recognises that some states apply if it is raining a weather dependent lower speed limit, so wet and dry weather limitations are shown to the motorist.

Designed to alert the motorist if the new X Trail begins to drift from lane, Lane Departure Warning uses sophisticated computer programming to find road mark. This enables the system to ascertain if the automobile is going out of place. The signs have not used, and should it, a warning is given.

A discreet warning light illuminates in the door mirror, if your vehicle is found in either blind spot. The light flashes and an audible warning is given if the driver signals to switch lanes and the system finds a vehicle in the risk area.

Moving Object Discovery

If, when fixed, something goes into the region the system emphasize the region where the moving object is found and will give an audible warning. Pictures in the camera are shown on the big seven-inch NissanConnect display.

High Beam Support

Designed to ensure that the all-new X Trail's light system provides maximum illumination at any time that is specified, this system combines a high resolution camera with sophisticated applications to discover when to change to high beam headlights when it recognizes distant traffic or oncoming.

CHASSIS

In keeping with the group leading standards set by the preceding generation version, 4x4 variants of the all-new X Trail embrace Nissan's innovative electronic four-wheel drive system, ALL MODE 4x4-i.

In the 'default option' Auto mode, the system continuously monitors torque and throttle opening, engine speed to expect wheel whirl and to distribute torque between front and back axles as needed, at rates of up to 80 km/h.

Above that rate, the system responds to wheelspin changing drive rearwards to restore grip as required. For low rates and at catchy states, Lock style gives new Xtrail permanent four-wheel drive.

Active Ride Control tracks undulations that could possibly upset the pitch of the automobile body to be detected by the road surface and changes the damping. Active Engine Brake uses controllability and the power of the transmission that is XTronic when decelerating into a standstill or to include a measure of engine braking while cornering. The advantages are greater braking management and improved feel with less pedal effort.

The third system is Active Touch Control. By using on board sensors to track rate, steering angle, throttle opening and braking attempt, Energetic Touch Control brakes wheels independently, as required, to reduce lead and help the motorist direct a safer course through curves: it's especially powerful on slick, wet roads.

Additionally, the all-new Xtrail gains from Hill Start Assist. This uses the X Trail's ESP system to discover when the vehicle is beginning on an incline. The system uses the brakes after 2 seconds or to all four wheels, releasing when the accelerator is pressed - whichever is earlier. The driver is alerted of the functioning via the dash combimeter of the system that shows a Hill Start Assist indicator.

DRIVETRAIN

The all-new X Trail's drivetrain is another place where Nissan continues to be able to use invention and technology to improve the ownership and driving experience. With a short to keep the famous offroad skill of the previous version lowering emissions and while enhancing fuel consumption, Nissan's engineers developed among the most realized drivetrains.

The all-new X Trail starts with the innovative dCi 130 turbodiesel powertrain with a selection of four-wheel drive and two and the access to an XTronic automatic gearbox.

Strong, flexible engine

At the new X-Trail's heart is a muscular four-cylinder dCi 130 powertrain that creates 320Nm of torque. By reducing electricity sapping friction all-new X Trail supplies outstanding functionality from the most recent generation of engines that are downsized, supplying the rate of emissions of a component that is smaller and a larger powertrain with the market.

Equally striking is the Xtrail's in gear flexibility - a considerably more significant factor for most motorists. Across the rev range, the Xtrail provides powerful acceleration with 320Nm of torque available from just 1750 rpm.

Together developed with Alliance partner Renault, the 130PS (96kW) unit is among the most sophisticated diesel engines with a host of technical inventions and reduce CO2 emissions, in its sector.

Optimised thermal direction which allows the engine to reach working temperature considerably faster is additionally featured by the engine unit. This, consequently, enhances fuel efficiency and reduces friction losses when starting from cold.

Driving CO2 emissions down

The dCi 130 unit that is new is considerably cleaner in relation to the engine it replaces. Offered with the choice of two- or four wheel drive, two-wheel drive models love CO2 emissions of just 129g/kilometer in manual sort, while variants equipped with the innovative XTronic automatic gearbox of Nissan emit 135g /kilometer.

To reach these remarkable amounts that are new, Nissan's engineers did more than enhance the efficiency and functionality of the engine and transmission. By optimising the aerodynamics of the car and reducing mass, Nissan continues to be able to make the all-new Xtrail better. Numerous new attributes are introduced to counteract the increase, despite having a bigger surface area compared to preceding version. The tailgate is built mostly - a move that's conserved 7kg over the existing layout.

Complex transmission choices

From launching, the new X Trail is offered with a choice a six-speed manual and a new XTronic automatic (two wheel drive variants only).

The XTronic transmission was engineered to deliver a natural and smooth driving experience. In driving that is more mild, the ratios are discreetly adjusted to give supreme smoothness.

WORTH AND GEAR

As buyers have all begun to anticipate from Nissan, the all-new X Trail starts with a category-leading amount of gear that is conventional. For sale in four levels that are recognizable: n Visia, Acenta, - Tekna and tec.

All levels feature six airbags and air conditioning, alloy wheels, LED daytime running lights, five-inch colour combimeter screen, Bluetooth with speed limiter, cruise control and mike. Hill start assist, reclining and sliding back seats and a bag panel system will also be on the list of attributes fitted as standard.

Range-topping Tekna versions feature an array of technologies that farther support the lead in the crossover marketplace of Nissan. In addition, Tekna versions additionally feature Intelligent key with High Beam Support, engine start button, Forwards Crisis Braking, Lane Departure Warning and Traffic Sign Recognition.