nissan x trail 2023 hybrid review

The 2023 Nissan X-Trail Hybrid tries to juggle efficiency and practicality, and mostly succeeds. It boasts a 2.5-litre four-cylinder engine paired with an electric motor, delivering around 150 kW of combined power, which means it’s sprightly enough for urban escapades and weekend getaways. Fuel economy is respectable, flirting with the 5.7 L/100km mark, a blessing for Aussie petrol prices. Inside, it’s spacious and tech-laden, but the cabin materials might not win any luxury awards. On the downside, the hybrid system adds weight, slightly dulling the driving dynamics compared to lighter rivals. For a comprehensive buyer’s guide, check listings and reviews on CarShowroom or Tradingpost.