Nissan X-Trail available with a massive ₹21 lakh discount. Here’s how you can get one
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The Nissan X-Trail was launched in India in 2024, and about nine months after its launch, the SUV is now available for a massive discount of ₹20 lakh. Premium pre-owned car dealer, Big Boy Toyz, is retailing the remaining stocks of the unregistered X-Trail SUVs and is offering a hefty 40 per cent discount on the model. The Nissan X-Trail went on sale last year as a full import for a rather exorbitant price of ₹50 lakh. But the current discount brings the retail price to ₹29.5 lakh. All prices are ex-showroom.
According to the SIAM sales data, about 37 units of the Nissan X-Trail were dispatched to dealers since its launch last year. This leaves a healthy inventory of the 150 units imported waiting to find homes across the country.
(Also read: Nissan X-Trail vs Toyota Fortuner, MG Gloster, Skoda Kodiaq: Prices compared)
Nissan X-Trail: Should you buy with the discount?
The massive discount on the Nissan X-Trail may make it seem like a steal for many. However, a few things need to be noted about the vehicle's value proposition. The X-Trail is powered by a 1.5-litre three-cylinder turbo petrol engine tuned for 160 bhp and 300 Nm. That’s a modest figure in comparison to its rivals, including the Toyota Fortuner, Hyundai Tucson, Skoda Kodiaq, and the like.
The Nissan X-Trail also misses out on key features, including fabric seats instead of leatherette, an electrically adjustable driver’s seat, ventilated front seats, and a smaller touchscreen infotainment system with a dated UI. There’s no ADAS either, which models like the Tucson boast about. To summarise, the competition offers a lot more for the same or a marginal premium pricing, offering a better value proposition overall. It’s noteworthy to mention that while the model brought to India misses out on these key features, the version sold internationally does come equipped with all the bells and whistles.
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Even from a seven-seater perspective, the Toyota Fortuner, Skoda Kodiaq, and Jeep Meridian are better purchases, especially with the latter available at a lower price point. Nevertheless, the X-Trail scores well in the driving department with a smooth and refined experience from its motor and CVT unit.
For those looking at a no-nonsense, refined and comfortable soft-roader, the Nissan X-Trail could just be a decent choice in the segment, especially with the discount making it more accessible. Would you consider the X-Trail over its rivals? Let us know in the comments.
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