18 April 2023
A fourth-gen Nissan X-Trail review - Is it worth it?
YouTuber, Jack, star of the 'Is It Worth It?' YouTube channel, recently made a visit to West Way Manchester to review the All-New Nissan X-Trail with e-POWER.
Jack, who has previously reviewed the Nissan Qashqai with e-POWER, recently spent the day with 'the Qashqai's big brother', a Nissan X-Trail to experience it in all of it's glory.
The video kicks off with a quick overview and background information on the vehicle, explaining that the X-Trail model was originally designed 22 years ago. The forth-gen model is designed as 'an SUV family crossover' and is the 'largest model' within the Nissan range.
Moving on to the exterior, Jack goes on to explain 'Nissan's current design language', exploring the iconic Nissan V-Motion grill and badge. The 'totally different' design, compared to previous X-Trail's, has given the vehicle its very own 'design signature language'.
When exploring the interior, Jack touches on the 'little differences' within the cabin, such as the 'Nissan Est. 1933 Yokohama' sign within the centre console and the 'mix of materials' which makes it feel 'more unique' and stand out from other SUV's currently on the market. The 'silky smooth steering wheel' was also a feature that Jack appreciated it, adding that the cabin is 'nicely laid out around you'. When reviewing the 'practicality' of the rear, Jack comments on the comfort and back support provided by the seats, as well as how spacious spacious it is due to the lowered footwells.
Within the video, Jack highlights some of the key features that make the X-Trail an ideal family car, such as the ISOFix fixtures, the wide opening doors, and the built-in sun shades on the windows.
Want to learn more about Jack's experience with the All-New, Fourth-Gen, Nissan X-Trail? Watch the video below.
The video kicks off with a quick overview and background information on the vehicle, explaining that the X-Trail model was originally designed 22 years ago. The forth-gen model is designed as 'an SUV family crossover' and is the 'largest model' within the Nissan range.
Moving on to the exterior, Jack goes on to explain 'Nissan's current design language', exploring the iconic Nissan V-Motion grill and badge. The 'totally different' design, compared to previous X-Trail's, has given the vehicle its very own 'design signature language'.
When exploring the interior, Jack touches on the 'little differences' within the cabin, such as the 'Nissan Est. 1933 Yokohama' sign within the centre console and the 'mix of materials' which makes it feel 'more unique' and stand out from other SUV's currently on the market. The 'silky smooth steering wheel' was also a feature that Jack appreciated it, adding that the cabin is 'nicely laid out around you'. When reviewing the 'practicality' of the rear, Jack comments on the comfort and back support provided by the seats, as well as how spacious spacious it is due to the lowered footwells.
Within the video, Jack highlights some of the key features that make the X-Trail an ideal family car, such as the ISOFix fixtures, the wide opening doors, and the built-in sun shades on the windows.
Want to learn more about Jack's experience with the All-New, Fourth-Gen, Nissan X-Trail? Watch the video below.