Nissan X-Trail for sale in NZ

A Nissan X-Trail is around 4.7 metres long, although the exact dimensions depend on the year and model.

For the NZ-new vehicles you’re likely to find at Portage Cars:

• 2022 X-Trail (older look): approximately 4,690 mm long
• 2022–2023 X-Trail (newest facelift): approximately 4,680–4,690 mm long

So despite the newer X-Trail getting a fairly major redesign, its overall length stayed remarkably similar.

If you’re looking at a particular X-Trail for sale at Portage Cars, talk to our team and we can confirm the exact dimensions of that vehicle.

Trying to decide between a Nissan Qashqai vs X-Trail? The biggest differences are size, seating and space.

The Qashqai is the more compact SUV, while the X-Trail gives you more room and is available in both five and seven-seat configurations. That makes the Qashqai a great option if you want an SUV that’s easy to manoeuvre around town, while the X-Trail makes sense if extra passenger or cargo space is higher on your list.

In simple terms: Qashqai for a more compact SUV; X-Trail if you’re after a bit of extra room.

There’s a good amount of room back there, but Nissan X-Trail boot space varies depending on the year and whether you choose a five or seven-seat model.

As a guide:

• 2022 older version five-seater: up to approximately 565 litres
• 2023+ newest look five-seater: approximately 585 litres
• 2023+ seven-seater: approximately 465 litres with the third row folded

That’s plenty of usable space for the usual family gear, shopping, luggage or a pram, with even more room available when you fold the rear seats down.

If boot space is important, check the individual vehicle with our team as specifications can vary between models.

Yes, some Nissan X-Trails are available with seven seats, but not every X-Trail is a 7 seater.

Depending on the year and model, you’ll find both five and seven-seat configurations. Seven-seat models use a 2:3:2 layout, with a third row that can be folded away when you need more boot space instead.

If you’re specifically looking for a Nissan X-Trail 7 seater for sale, check the individual vehicle listing or talk to our team and we’ll point you towards the right models.

It all depends on which X-Trail you’re looking at.

In the newer 2022+ Nissan X-Trail 7 seater, there’s approximately 465 litres of cargo space with the third row folded flat. Put all seven seats into action and it goes down to about 177L – a lot less room for luggage behind the third row. But, if you put both the second and third row seats down you’re looking at a whopping 1396 litres of space.

Older seven-seat X-Trails have different dimensions, so if you’ve spotted a particular Nissan X-Trail 7 seater for sale at Portage Cars, ask our team and we can confirm exactly how much room you’re working with.

A five-seat Nissan X-Trail gives you plenty of room to play with, but capacity differs slightly between generations.

The 2022 older look X-Trail offers up to approximately 565 litres of boot space, while the newer facelifted model offers approximately 585 litres in five-seat form. Both give you flexible rear seats that can be folded when you need to carry something bigger.

If boot space is a big consideration for you, come and take a look at one in person. Bring the pram, golf clubs or whatever else needs to fit – we’d much rather you know it works before you drive away.

There’s a reason the Nissan X-Trail is such a popular family SUV! You get a roomy cabin, a generous boot and the option of five or seven seats depending on the model. Foldable rear seats give you plenty of flexibility for everything from prams and sports gear to luggage for a family road trip.

Late-model X-Trails also come with a range of safety and driver-assistance technology, although exact features vary between models.

Basically, if you need an SUV that can handle school runs, supermarket missions, weekends away and everything in between, the X-Trail ticks a lot of boxes.

Nissan X-Trail towing capacity depends on the year and model.

As a guide, the 2022 older look X-Trail has a maximum braked towing capacity of up to 1,500 kg, while the newer 2022+ petrol X-Trail can tow up to 2,000 kg braked.nMaximum unbraked towing capacity is up to 750 kg for both.

That’s enough capacity for plenty of everyday towing needs, but always check the specifications of the individual vehicle as towing limits can vary by variant, drivetrain and equipment.

Fuel economy varies depending on the year, model, drivetrain and how you drive.

As a guide, the 2022 older generation petrol X-Trail uses around 8.1–9.2 L/100 km combined, depending on the model.

The newer 2022/2023+ petrol X-Trail is rated at approximately 7.4–7.8 L/100 km combined, so despite being a roomy family SUV, it offers improved fuel efficiency compared with many of the previous-generation models.

Real-world fuel consumption will vary depending on things like traffic, driving style, vehicle load and road conditions, so treat these figures as a useful comparison rather than exactly what you’ll get every day.