All-new Nissan X-Trail arrives in VN

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The all-new Nissan X-Trail, already available in 190 markets, has arrived in Viet Nam.

Launching event of Nissan X-Trail. — VNS Photo
HCM CITY — The all-new Nissan X-Trail, already available in 190 markets, has arrived in Viet Nam.

To cost from VND998 million (US$45,000), this third-generation car has won numerous accolades around the world and comes with Euro NCAP's 5-star safety standard in 2014 and ASEAN NCAP in 2016 for adult protection.

Three variants are available in Viet Nam: the range-topping 2.5 SV 4WD, the 2.0 SL 2WD and the 2.0 2WD.

The locally assembled vehicle comes with active chassis control technology enables a smooth, stress-free driving experience.

Its active ride control system moderates any pitching motion experienced by drivers on bumpy roads by controlling engine torque and brakes to improve ride comfort.

An active engine brake system adjusts the amount of engine braking to help drivers reduce speeds when cornering or stopping.

The car is available at all Nissan dealerships from September 28. — VNS


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