2012 Nissan X-Trail new edition

From September 2010, buyers of the Nissan X-Path SUV will benefit from a sequence of intensive updates to take care of its position within the SUV segment as some of the few, versatile and agile 4-wheel drive cars at the European market.

Already well regarded for its sturdiness, convenience, practicality and comfort, the changes refresh Nissan X-Trail's external styling; give a spice up to the internal perceived high quality and functionality, in addition to mechanical and aerodynamic changes. These revisions contribute to Nissan X-Trail's progressed financial system and CO2 output.

The obvious adjustments have been made to the frontal facet of Nissan X-Path which emphasize a feeling of integration to the car body, with completely redesigned grille, headlights and bumper assembly. Right away from the entrance, the more refined, technical appearance makes the auto glance more dynamic. The grille is of upper quality and flows down into the bumper assembly. The lower a section of the bumper is angled outwards, suggesting a so much wider track and more cast stance.

The entire feeling from the front expresses the experience of unity to the highest and bottom.

The grille retains the dual angled struts each side of the Nissan emblem, which is a signature found on Nissan's SUV vary globally.

The lighting fixtures are sleeker and extra technical in look, with either Xenon or halogen projectors (depending on grade) for the primary lights, halogen parabole for the high beam. The turn signals remain built-in in the assembly above the headlights. On mid & high grade fashions, the background is painted black, and on the access grades, silver. fog lamps are fastened beneath the headlights, recessed within the bumper.