Next XTrail

[XJ Junkie]

Here’s some photos of the next XTrail. It’s reportedly going to be very good.




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[icemanza]

Looks like a squared up Juke. Approach angle looks good too.

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[grips]

Will it replace the Patrol?

[Ricof4e]

Finally, Nissan brings out a proper rival to the Wrangler

[KurtG]

I assume it comes out standard with 35’s

[Paul#25]

Good looking pavement eating lower lip on the front end....

[Ricof4e]

Good looking pavement eating lower lip on the front end....

That lower lip is actually a state of the art rock slider.

[Paul#25]

Good looking pavement eating lower lip on the front end....

That lower lip is actually a state of the art rock slider.

Or a middlemannetjie leveling scraper blade....

[Ricof4e]

Good looking pavement eating lower lip on the front end....

That lower lip is actually a state of the art rock slider.

Or a middlemannetjie leveling scraper blade....

They should have called it the Nissan Grader

[icemanza]

So as much clearance as a Navara then?

[Ricof4e]

So as much clearance as a Navara then?

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Nissan was clever. If you give the Grader too much ground clearance, it will have the same roll-over tendency as a Fortuner. Nissan are light years ahead..

[Mad Manny]

95% of Nissan X-Trails sold are FWD.
95% of AWD X-Trails will only send drive to the front wheels 95% of the time.

So 5% of X-Trails are able to be AWD but that will only happen to 5% of then 5% of the time.

0% will ever be in low range...

You have more chance of dying of Covid-19 than of being in a X-Trail in AWD... statistically...

[XJ Junkie]

It doesn’t work like that. It’s not a RAV.

[Mad Manny]

How does the Nissan X Trail 4x4 system work?
In normal conditions, the X-Trail's All-Mode 4x4-i system runs in front-wheel-drive mode to maximise fuel economy. But when grip levels falls due to snow, ice, mud or other adverse conditions, it adjusts the power and torque going to each wheel to ensure the car remains balanced.Aug 10, 2016...

So either the X-Trail detects slippage A LOT or my 5% of 5% of 5% comment is spot on...

If you add all the kilometers driven by all the X-Trails ever sold with drive going to the rear wheels & divide those kilometers by the total kilometers driven by all the X-Trails ever sold you will get a figure of less than 0.006...

As I said, a Covid death factor type figure...