The fourth-generation Nissan X-Trail is once again available in Russia, offering buyers a proven Japanese crossover at a price of 2.374 million rubles, which is cheaper than many Chinese counterparts. Several dozen of these cars are presented on the largest classifieds, mainly supplied from China and South Korea. Compared to Chery Tiggo 8 Pro Max (from 3.37 million rubles), Jetour X90 Plus (from 3.479 million rubles) and Geely Atlas (from 3.512 million rubles), the X-Trail turns out to be a more affordable choice.
The basic version for 2.374 million rubles, offered in Vladivostok, is a right-hand drive car with an E-Power hybrid system. It includes two electric motors with a capacity of 340 hp and a 1.5-liter turbo engine with 144 hp as a generator. The equipment includes a leather interior, multimedia with a touch screen, two-zone climate control, keyless access and a digital instrument panel.
The left-hand drive version with a "mild" hybrid, including a 1.5-liter gasoline turbo engine with 163 hp and a variator, is available in Vladivostok from 2.485 million rubles, but with an analog instrument panel. More expensive options are offered in Perm and Novosibirsk (from 2.86 million rubles), Moscow (from 3.09 million rubles), Voronezh (from 3.35 million rubles) and St. Petersburg (from 3.45 million rubles).
Cars in stock are more expensive: in Moscow - from 3.495 million rubles, in Chita - from 3.65 million rubles, in Kemerovo - from 3.862 million rubles, in Ufa and Novosibirsk - from 3.89 million rubles, and in Rostov-on-Don - from 3.94 million rubles.