Introduction: Nissan introduced the fourth generation of its crossover X-Trail at the 2021 Auto Shanghai in China, and it was more of a revolution in the car's history.

Introduction: The third generation of the X-Trail was launched in 2013 and, by 2017, some of its features were considered outdated. But after its mid-life cycle refresh, it was just as good as its rivals, if not better.

Introduction: After two generations of boxy design for its compact-size SUV, Nissan's designers found a way to make the X-Trail more aerodynamic and with softer lines.

Introduction: The Nissan X-Trail was a very important step for the Japanese car-maker. It was a light, compact, SUV, with a 4x4 system and no low-range gear. It was successful and followed in 2007 by its second generation.

Introduction: Nissan introduced a mid-life cycle refresh for the X-Trail's first generation in 2003, improving a car that was already one of the best in its segment.

Introduction: Nissan used its experience in building 4x4 vehicles to create the 2001 X-Trail as a replacement for the Terrano and opened a new chapter in its history book.