Exclusive Look: 2025 Nissan X Trail Hybrid New Design Features!


Be prepared for a very minor overhaul, with the front fascia being the primary focus. Leaks indicate that the V-Motion grille will be modified, maybe with a more detailed design, and that the headlights and bumpers would also be updated. There is a possibility that other color options, such as Baja Storm and Deep Ocean Blue Pearl, will be made available. In Japan, people have been raving about the Nissan X-Trail compact SUV with its e-Power series hybrid technology for more than a year. On the other hand, the Nissan Rogue, which is the American equivalent of the Nissan X-Trail, continues to rely exclusively on a gasoline-powered engine to drive its wheels. MotorTrend took advantage of the opportunity to take a short drive in an X-Trail when they were in Japan. This was taken advantage of because we could get the sophisticated powertrain in a next-generation Rogue in a couple of years.

Since the year 2000, Nissan has been selling the X-Trail in Japan. In the United States, the third generation of the X-Trail was offered under the name Nissan Rogue. The e-Power series hybrid system, which is available in Japan and Europe but did not move to the Rogue in North America, is the new powertrain that the current generation of the X-Trail, which is the fourth generation, has switched to since it was introduced.


In 2016, Nissan made its debut in Japan with the e-Power series hybrid system, which was initially launched on the little automobile known as the Nissan Note. The X-Trail is equipped with the e-Power electric-drive powertrain, which is the second version of this powertrain and combines a gasoline engine and an electric motor. It is not the engine that is responsible for driving the wheels; rather, it functions as a generator to charge the battery. The electricity is then sent to the motor through an integrated inverter so that the motor drives the wheels. It provides the driver with an electric vehicle experience without the range anxiety that is typically associated with it.For the year 2026, Nissan has stated that the new technology would make it possible to achieve price parity between vehicles that are powered by internal combustion engines and hybrids that are powered by electric power.