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The Nissan X-Trail is a compact crossover SUV produced by the Japanese automaker Nissan since 2001. It was one of Nissan's first crossover SUVs and was ... Tractor&ConstructionPlantWiki Explore MainPage Discuss AllPages Community InteractiveMaps RecentBlogPosts TractorWiki TractorMfc PlantMfc SteamEngines&Rollers Trucks Engines Glossary Preservation ShowsandMeets ShowReports SteamFairs ClubsListing Museums Collections WebSiteLinks Lists TractorMfc JohnDeere's InternationalHarvester PlantMfc SteamEngineMfc AgriculturalMachinery AgriculturalImplements EngineMfc TruckMfc ListofHeavyHaulageContractors Models ModelsofTractorsandPlant CollectableModels EngineeringModels FANDOM Games Anime Movies TV Video Wikis ExploreWikis CommunityCentral StartaWiki Register Don'thaveanaccount? SignIn Advertisement in: Nissanvehicles,CrossoverSUVs,CompactSUVs, and 10more Frontwheeldrivevehicles Allwheeldrivevehicles 2000sautomobiles Vehiclesintroducedin2001 TrucksbuiltinJapan TrucksbuiltinTaiwan TrucksbuiltinThailand TrucksbuiltinEgypt TrucksbuiltinthePhilippines TrucksbuiltinIndonesia NissanX-Trail Viewsource History Talk(0) watch 01:54 Obi-WanFinale-TheLoop Doyoulikethisvideo? PlaySound NissanX-Trail Manufacturer NissanProduction 2001–presentAssembly Fukuoka,JapanSamutPrakan,ThailandSanYiMiaoLiHsien,Taiwan,Cairo,Egypt,SantaRosa,Laguna,PhilippinesPurwakarta,Indonesia(NMI)[1]Predecessor NissanRasheenSuccessor NissanRogue(Canada)Class Off-roadvehicleCompactcrossoverSUVBodystyle(s) 4-doorSUVLayout Frontengine,front-wheeldrive/four-wheeldrive TheNissanX-TrailisacompactcrossoverSUVproducedbytheJapaneseautomakerNissansince2001.ItwasoneofNissan'sfirstcrossoverSUVsandwasreleasedaboutthesametimeasseveralothercompaniescompetingcar-basedcompactSUVsincludingtheFordEscapeanditsMazdaTributesibling,theHyundaiTucson,HondaCR-VandtheToyotaRAV4. TheX-Trailispositionedbelowthetruck-basedXterraandPathfinder.TheX-TrailwasneverofferedbydealershipsintheUS.ThefirstgenerationwasavailableinCanadauntilitwasreplacedbytheRogue.However,boththeRogueandX-TrailaresoldinMexico.TheRoguesharesthesameplatformasthesecond-generationX-TrailandisverysimilartotheQashqai.ThecompanycurrentlyoffersahydrogenfuelcellmodelnamedtheX-TrailFCVonleasetobusinesses. Contents 1Engines 2Firstgeneration(2001–2007) 2.1NissanX-TrailGTTurbo 2.2Mediacoverage 3Secondgeneration(2007–2013) 4Thirdgeneration(2013-Present) 5References 6Externallinks Engines AvailableonlyintheJapanesemarketistheSR20VETthatproduces206 kW(280 hp)andisusedintheX-TrailGT.TheAustralianmodelispoweredbyaQR25DE2.5 L4-cylinderengineinitiallyproducing132 kW(177 hp)FromJanuary2006,theAustralian-specenginewasdetunedto123 kW(169 hp).AlsoavailableistheQR20DE4-cylinderengine,producing103 kW(140 hp)or110 kW(150 hp)withmanualorautomatictransmission.ThebiggestsellingengineintheUKistheYD22DDTi,a2.2litreturbo-chargedcommon-raildiesel.TheX-Trailhashadthreemodelrevisions,theSeries1andSeries2(usingNissanFF-Splatform)andtheSeries3(usingNissan/RenaultCplatform).Therewerevariouscosmeticandengineeringchangesmadebetweenseries1and2buttheseries3isallnewdespiteasimilarappearancewithnewenginesapartfromthe2.5Lwhichhasbeenretained. Firstgeneration(2001–2007) Firstgeneration Alsocalled NissanX-TrailClassicProduction 2001-2007since2002(TW)since2007asClassic(ANG)Platform NissanFF-SplatformEngine(s) 2.0L140 bhpI42.5L165 hpI42.2L136 bhpcommon-railturbodieselI42.0L280 hpturboSR20VET(Japanonly)Transmission(s) 4-speedautomatic5and6-speedmanualWheelbase 103.3 in(2624 mm)Length 4WD:175.4 in(4455 mm)2WD:177.6 in(4511 mm)Width Pre-Facelift:69.5 in(1765 mm)Facelift:69.2 in(1758 mm)Height Base:65.9 in(1674 mm)SLX&4WD:68.9 in(1750 mm)Related NissanPrimeraNissanAlmeraNissanSentra NissanX-TrailFCV Thefirst-generationX-TrailusestheNissanFF-Splatform,sharedwiththeNissanAlmeraandtheNissanPrimera.TheX-TrailwassoldinCanadaforthe2005and2006modelyears(butNissanCanadacontinuedtomarkettheX-Trailuntil2007),andinMexicosince2003. TheX-TrailhasbeensoldinthePhilippinessincemid-2003,andreceivedfaceliftsinearly2005andMay2007. IntheUKthefirst-generationcarwasavailableinS,SportandSE+betweenlaunchand2004.ThetrimlevelswerethenrevisedtoSE,Sport,SVEandT-Spec.Atthispointallmodelswereequippedwithfullelectricwindows,electricityadjustabledoormirrors(onSVE&T-Spectheywereelectricallyfoldingalso),climatecontrol,singleCDplayer,4airbagsandremotecentrallocking.Thetrimlevelswereonceagainrevisedin2006.CurrentlyNissaninstillsellingtheNissanX-TrailT30modelinsomecountries,andiscalledtheNissanX-TrailClassic.In1997theYulonmanufacturedmodelversiongotafacelift.Nowthere'sanopticaldifferencetoallotherNissanX-Trailvehicleswithitsownunmistakablecharacter.[2] NissanX-TrailGTTurbo Inmid2002NissanlaunchedaspecialeditionX-trailwiththeSR20VETenginewith280 hp(209 kW).ThiswasofferedintheJapanesemarketonly. Mediacoverage In2006,NissanlaunchedaNissanX-TrailBonavistaEditioncommercialfeaturingaNissandealerspeakinginanincomprehensibleNewfoundlandaccent.[3]ThecommercialitselfbackfiredwhenBonavistaMayorBettyFitzgeraldclaimedithadportrayedpeopleinBonavistaaspeoplewhocannotspeakproperly.Tofurtherexposethecommercial'slackoflinguisticauthenticity,CBCNewsreportedthesalesrepwasplayedbyanactorfromCapeBreton.[4] ThatcommercialwasparodiedbyalocalcardealerinSt.John's,NewfoundlandandLabradorinaradioadthattakesshotsatOntariomarketingcompaniesandPremierDaltonMcGuinty's"nondescript"personality.[5] Secondgeneration(2007–2013) Secondgeneration Production 2008-2013Platform NissanCplatformEngine(s) 2.0 LMR20DEI42.5LQR25DEI42.0LM9RDieselEngineI4Transmission(s) 6-speedmanual7-speedautomaticCVTWheelbase 103.5 in(2629 mm)Length 2008-2010:182.3 in(4630 mm)2011:4,640 mm(182.7 in)Width 2008-2010:70.7 in(1796 mm)2011-:1,806 mm(71.1 in)Height 2008-20102WD:66.5 in(1689 mm)2008-20104WD:69.7 in(1770 mm)2011-2WD:1,699 mm(66.9 in)2011-4WD:1,780 mm(70.1 in)Related NissanSentraNissanRogueRenaultKoleosNissanQashqai The2008NissanX-Trailgaveitspublicdebutatthe2007GenevaMotorShowinMarch,andwentonsaleinEuropeinthethirdquarterofthatyear. TheX-TrailGTSR20VETpetrolturbochargedenginewasnotofferedinthesecondgenerationX-Trailduetothe2005Japanvehicleemissionscontrol.InSeptember2008the20GTbecameavailableinJapan,equippedwiththeM9R,a2.0litreturbochargedcommonraildieselenginedevelopedjointlywithRenault.ThiswasthefirstdieselX-TrailofferedintheJapanesedomesticmarket. InNovember2008,modelswentonsaleinChinafromDongfengNissanPassengerVehicleCompany(DFL-PV) Slightlylargerthanthepreviousmodel,itisbasedontheNissanCplatform.ThisX-TrailappearedinEuropeinthefirstpartofthe2007andtowardstheendoftheyearinAustraliaandMexico,butnotintheUnitedStatesandCanadawhereitwasreplacedbytheRogue.AfaceliftedmodelappearedinAugust2010. AlimitededitionNissanX-TrailPlatinumwasreleasedinfortheUKmarket2012.ThismodelwasequippedwithspecialfeaturesnotseenonanyotherX-Trail.Only200willbeproducedfortheUKmarket. ThesecondgenerationwasreplacedinOctober2013whenthethirdgenerationX-TrailwasunveiledinJapan.OnlypetrolenginevariantswereinitiallyofferedforJapan-dieselenginesecondgenerationcontinuedtobeavailablefortheJapanesedomesticmarket. Thirdgeneration(2013-Present) Thirdgeneration Production 2013-PresentPlatform Renault–NissanCommonModuleFamilyCMF-CDEngine(s) 2.0 LMR20DDI42.5LQR25DEI41.6LY9MDieselEngineI4Transmission(s) 6-speedmanual6-speedautomaticCVTWheelbase 106.5 in(2705 mm)Length 182.7 in(4641 mm)Width 71.65 in(1820 mm)Height 67.3 in(1709 mm)Related NissanRogueNissanQashqaiRenaultKoleos Basedonthejointly-developedNissan/RenaultCommonModuleFamily(CMF)platformarchitecture,thethirdgenerationmodelincorporatesstylingcuesfromtheJuke,Murano,andPatrol.Japaneseproductionofthe3rdgenX-TrailoriginatesfromtheNissanMotorKyushuCo.,Ltd.factory.ProductionalsobeganinSaintPetersburg,Russia. Thevehiclewasunveiledatthe2013FrankfurtMotorShowandwasinspiredbytheHi-CrossConcept.,followedbythe43rdTokyoMotorShow2013,andthe2014GenevaMotorShow. JapanesesalescommencedonDecember11,2013.EarlymodelsincludeMR20DDenginewithIdlingStop(20S,20X,20XEmergencyBrakepackage,20XX-TREMERX,20XEmergencyBrakePackageX-TREMERX),XTRONICCVT,ALLMODE4X4-isystemfor4WDmodels,2or3(except20S)rowsofseats. AutechJapanproducedtheX-TRAILX-TREMERPackageStretched(2014):aconceptvehiclebasedonNissanX-Trail20XX-TREMERX,withaccessorypartsanddedicatedpaintalongwithboldexteriorfeaturessuchasoverfenders.Thevehiclewasunveiledatthe2014TokyoAutoSalon. ChinesemodelswentonsalefromDongfengNissanPassengerVehicleCompany(DFL-PV)inlateMarch2014. AustralianmodelswentonsaleinMarch2014withbothpetrolanddieselvariants:ST2.02WD6sp.Man.,ST,ST-LandTi2.5CVTandTS1.6dCi2WDCVT,TS1.6dCi4WDCVT,TL1.6dCi2WDCVTandTL1.6dCi4WD6sp.Man.OnSTandST-L2.5,a3rdrowseatsisavailable. EuropeanmodelswentonsaleinJuly2014withtheonlyengineavailablebeingaRenaultsourced1.6dCiR9MdieselenginewithCVTor6sp.Man. OnSeptember12,2014,priortotheIndonesiaInternationalMotorShow2014,NissanMotorIndonesiaunveiledthe2014MY3rdgenerationNissanX-Trail.Itisonlyavailablewith3rowsofseatsinthreevariants:2.0MT,2.0CVTwiththeMR20DDengine,and2.5CVTusingtheQR25DEengine.ItismanufacturedinPurwakarta,IndonesiaprimarilyfordomesticdemandbutwasalsolaunchedinThailandinNovember2014BymanufacturedinSamutPrakan,ThailandforThaidomesticdemand. InDecember2014,AutechJapanproducedthelimitededitionX-TRAIL20XBLACKX-TREMERXfortheJapanesedomesticmarket. In2015,NissanannouncedthatanX-Trailhybridwithclaimedfueleconomyof4.9l/100kmwasgoingtobecomingtoJapan. NissanX-TrailAxisNissanT31X-Trail(Mexico)2014NissanX-Trail(Indonesia)X-Trail References ThispageusessomecontentfromWikipedia.TheoriginalarticlewasatNissanX-Trail.Thelistofauthorscanbeseeninthepagehistory.AswithTractor&ConstructionPlantWiki,thetextofWikipediaisavailableundertheCreativeCommonsbyAttributionLicenseand/orGNUFreeDocumentationLicense.PleasecheckpagehistoryforwhentheoriginalarticlewascopiedtoWikia ↑"Nissan.NissanInIndonesia".Car-cat.com.Retrievedon2010-07-25. ↑http://www.nissan.com.tw/car/x-trail/index.aspofficialNissanX-TrailwebsiteofYulonNissaninTaiwan ↑"BroadcastYourself".YouTube(2010-07-16).Retrievedon2010-07-25. ↑[1] ↑"N.L.cardealerspoofsNissan's'Bonavista'ad-CTVNews".Ctv.ca(2006-09-25).Retrievedon2010-07-25. 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