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    Home / News / Auto News / Nissan X-Trail to be offered in 3 shades in India 
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    Nissan X-Trail to be offered in 3 shades in India 
    The SUV will offer a seven-seat layout and a panoramic sunroof

    Nissan X-Trail to be offered in 3 shades in India 

    By Akash Pandey
    Jul 13, 2024
    07:03 pm

    What's the story

    Nissan is all set to re-introduce its X-Trail in the Indian market later this month.

    The fourth-generation SUV will be available in three distinct colors: Diamond Black, Champagne Silver, and Solid White.

    According to Alfonso Albaisa, SVP Nissan Design, these colors were specifically chosen to highlight the X-Trail's premium positioning and its shift back toward an "authentic SUV" look.

    The 2024 model will be a Completely Built-Up (CBU) import with an expected price range of ₹40-45 lakh (ex-showroom).

    Design evolution

    Nissan's design approach for the new X-Trail

    Albaisa, during a dialog with Indian media, revealed that the third-generation X-Trail had adopted a curvier, crossover-like look in 2014 to align with market trends.

    However, the fourth-generation model leans toward the more upright and bold design of its first and second-generation predecessors.

    The new SUV will feature rugged elements such as cladding on wheel arches and bumpers, balanced by modern touches like metallic trim, Nissan's 'V-Motion' grille finished in gloss black, and split LED headlamps.

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    The upcoming Nissan X-Trail is set to compete with other seven-seat SUVs such as the SKODA Kodiaq, Toyota Fortuner, and MG Gloster in the Indian market.

    Albaisa believes that the combination of rugged elements and modern touches will set the X-Trail apart from its competitors.

    The new model will also boasts an extensive feature list including a seven-seat layout and panoramic sunroof, further enhancing its appeal among potential buyers.

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