Nissan X-TRAIL 2027

Nissan X-TRAIL 2027 Reviews

FAMILY
Nissan X-Trail 2026 review: e-Power 4x2 & Rock Creek – Australian first drive | Toyota RAV4 rival tested
7.8/10
7 Oct 2026
FAMILY
Used Nissan X-Trail review: 2014-2022
9 Jun 2026
EV
Nissan X-Trail 2026 review: Ti-L e-Power
8.3/10
5 Mar 2026
FAMILY
Nissan X-Trail 2024 review: N-Trek 7-seat
8.0/10
23 Jul 2024
EV
Honda ZR-V e:HEV LX vs Nissan X-Trail Ti e-Power 2024 comparison review
29 Dec 2023
EV
Nissan X-Trail 2024 review: Ti e-Power long-term | Part 3
8.1/10
11 Dec 2023
EV
Nissan X-Trail 2024 review: Ti e-Power long-term | Part 2
16 Oct 2023
EV
Nissan X-Trail 2024 review: Ti e-Power long-term | Part 1
14 Sep 2023
FAMILY
Nissan X-Trail 2023 review: ST-L 7-seat
7.0/10
1 Jul 2023
EV
Toyota RAV4 Hybrid Cruiser vs Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV Exceed vs Nissan X-Trail e-Power Ti-L 2023 comparison review
19 May 2023
EV
Nissan X-Trail 2023 review: e-Power
7.6/10
16 Feb 2023
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Nissan X-TRAIL 2027 FAQs

My 2009 Nissan X-Trail won't reverse

There were versions of this car with a CVT rather than a conventional automatic. And, over time, that CVT has proven itself to be a bit of a problem for some owners. Refusing to drive in one (or both) direction is a sign that there’s something pretty major wrong inside the transmission, so a visit to a transmission specialist should be your first move.

But don’t drive the vehicle any farther if you can help it, as you may be doing more damage by doing so. And don’t rule out something simple like low transmission fluid level or even a problem with the electronics that select each gear.

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The infotainment screen on my 2025 Nissan X-Trail ST-L keeps going blank.

This type of thing first surfaced during Covid-19 when supplies of semi-conductor chips computer dried up, forcing some manufacturers to either halt production or sell cars without certain functions enabled. And now, it seems as though a semiconductor shortage has occurred again, once again taking some major functions off the menu.

The Chinese-government-owned (but Dutch headquartered) Nexperia company has been embroiled in a major corporate dispute as the Dutch government seized control fearing security concerns and causing China to halt all exports of Nexperia semiconductors. It is believed Nissan is one of the companies that has been using Nexperia chips in models including the X-Trail. Some carmakers have been able to find alternative chip suppliers, others have not.

This situation could well be why Nissan can’t fix your car as quickly as you would like it to. In the meantime, Nissan and many other carmakers are faced with the choice of selling cars with functions disabled or not selling them at all.

Australian consumer law says you need to be patient and give Nissan the opportunity to make things right when it can. And that seems like pretty sound advice.

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My 2024 Nissan X-Trail e-Power has a hybrid system malfunction

This is far from an unknown problem, and there seems to be a couple of major causes.

The first is a failed or failing 12-volt battery that needs to be replaced. It seems odd that the conventional 12-volt battery could have an effect on the high-voltage e-Power hybrid system, but the 12-volt battery is actually critical for initialising the car’s various systems when you start it up.

The second cause we’ve heard of is a clogged or failed EGR (exhaust gas recirculation) valve which forces the car into 'limp home' mode to avoid further damage to the engine.

Your car is under warranty, so that should cover things, but we’ve heard of some owners waiting long periods for replacement parts for this model. Either way, it’s back to the dealership for this one.

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