New Nissan X-Trail, the facelift looks much stronger

The next Nissan X-Trail looks set to address the current model’s weak spots, with a stronger focus on perceived quality and ease of use. For family SUV buyers, the biggest gains appear to be inside the cabin and in the equipment list.

Space and practicality remain part of the package, but the overall design feels more modern and the car comes across as a more convincing product. For Italy, where comfort and efficiency matter, the new model could be a much more appealing choice.