nissan xtrail reviews 2023 Page 5

The 2023 Nissan X‑Trail finally feels grown‑up—classier cabin, better tech, and a ride that doesn’t jiggle like a shopping trolley on gravel. The regular petrol is fine for the school run, while the e‑POWER hybrid delivers EV‑like smoothness without a plug and fewer CVT grumbles. Space is family‑friendly, materials look a class up, and the driver assists have learned some manners. Downsides? Prices aren’t shy, the optional third row is kid‑sized at best, and the petrol can get thirsty when pushed. Overall, comfy, calm and capable—test both powertrains and trims to see what suits your commute.