Nissan’s X-Trail e-Power model, which will be released in Japan and Europe this summer, is a new electrified power option following the car series, and it is the only power unit in the Japanese market. As early as 2021, China’s Dongfeng Nissan “X-Trail X-Trail”, which will be released with gasoline power, has also recently appeared in the official information of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China. A new e-Power power unit has appeared.
China’s Dongfeng Nissan “X-Trail X-Trail” recently also showed a new e-Power power unit in the official information of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China.
In terms of appearance, the Chinese Nissan X-Trail e-Power is slightly different from the gasoline version. It adopts a blackened V-Motion water tank guard design. At the door and the rear, there is an exclusive e-Power. logo. The declaration map also shows that the new car will also have a two-color body design with a black roof.
The Chinese Nissan X-Trail e-Power is slightly different from the gasoline version in that it adopts a blackened V-Motion water tank guard design. The declaration map also shows that the new car will also have a two-color body design with a black roof.
For the power part, the e-Power system of the Nissan X-Trail in China is the same as that of the Japanese and European standards. It uses a 1.5-liter inline 3-cylinder VC-Turbo engine (maximum power of 104kW, about 144 horsepower) to charge the electric motor and is equipped with The e-4orce four-wheel drive system, the front axle motor can output a power of 150kW (about 200 horsepower) and a maximum torque of 33.7 kgm, while the rear axle can supply 100kW (134 horsepower) and a torque of 19.9 kgm.
Nissan X-Trail e-Power is expected to be launched in China this year, becoming Nissan’s second e-Power model in China after Sylphy.
Nissan X-Trail e-Power is expected to be launched in China this year, becoming Nissan’s second e-Power model in China after Sylphy.
Domestic Yulon Nissan has always had a close relationship with China’s Dongfeng Nissan during the introduction of new cars and technologies. At the legal meeting in May 2020, general manager Li Zhencheng revealed that the redesigned X-Trail is expected to be launched in the fourth quarter of this year, and also confirmed that there will be an e-Power model.
It is worth noting that there should not be only e-Power single power supply in China, and it is expected that there will still be a fuel engine model option. In addition, Yulon Nissan has also conducted a New Year’s model delivery test for the current T32 generation X-Trail. Will it affect the launch schedule of the major facelift? Further information from Yulon Nissan is still pending.
