Nissan X-Trail Lease
Nissan X-Trail Lease
Nissan’s rugged X-Trail is a rugged, family-sized SUV powered by a unique and efficient hybrid engine. Choose a 5-seat or 7-seat lease and you can also enjoy all-wheel drive.
For more information about a Nissan X-Trail lease, get in touch with one of our friendly and knowledgeable leasing consultants. Call 0118 920 5130 or email enquiries@selectcarleasing.co.uk.
- Car Leasing Category: SUV
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- Boot size: 585 litres for 5-seater, or 120 litres with 7-seats in place
- Towing capacity: up to 1,800 kg
- Engine Options: Petrol hybrid
- NCAP Safety Rating: 5 stars
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Check out our Nissan X-Trail video review!
We take the 7-seat X-Trail for a proper road test to see if it’s the perfect family SUV for your next lease. Spoiler: it’s comfy, techy, and surprisingly easy on fuel — basically a stress-free school-run (or dog ferrying) machine.
Why you’ll like it:
- Smooth hybrid e-POWER drive
- Loads of space for kids, bags, and “just in case” clutter
- Properly practical without feeling like a minibus
If you want a family SUV that keeps monthly payments sensible and keeps everyone happy, the Nissan X-Trail might be your winner. Hit play and see for yourself!
About the Nissan X-Trail
First launched in 2001, the versatile X-Trail is a family SUV with an adventurous spirit and which 'builds on 25 years of durability and toughness to deliver even greater all-terrain confidence', says Nissan.
A Nissan X-Trail lease gives you the choice of 5 or 7 seats and you can also opt for e-4ORCE all-wheel-drive, which brings grip, stability, confidence, and comfort across varying road conditions.
The latest models boast a wider, more aggressive 'V-Motion' front grille that gives the X-Trail a sense of purpose when compared to rivals like the Skoda Kodiaq or Toyota RAV4.
A large 585-litre boot (for the 5-seat model) ensures the Nissan X-Trail can keep pace with your leisure activities.
Why lease a Nissan X-Trail?
The X-Trail is somewhat unique in that it offers all-wheel drive capabilities, the option of seven seats, and sophisticated styling, all for an affordable lease price.
All variants are powered by Nissan's unique e-POWER hybrid engine; a 1.5-litre engine acts as a generator to feed an electric motor, which then drives the wheels.
It's a system that never needs to be plugged in to recharge and which gives you the feel of driving a fully-electric vehicle while also enjoying fuel economy of close to 50 miles to the gallon.
The latest N-Trek trim will also appeal - it boasts more outdoorsy exterior styling and is aimed at customers gearing up for mountain biking trails, skiing trips, or even just an adventurous family walk.
Which Nissan X-Trail powertrain is right for me?
Which Nissan X-Trail trim level should I lease?
Acenta Premium
Affordable but fully-loaded - coming with 19-inch alloys, a 12.3-inch infotainment system, rear-view camera, wireless phone charging, and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
N-Connecta
The N-Connecta trim adds Google services built into the infotainment system and also features a hands-free powered tailgate, synthetic leather upholstery, roof rails, and a 3D surround-view monitor.
N-Trek
The outdoorsy N-Trek grade adds unique 19-inch alloys, a more rugged front face with red accents, water-resistant upholstery, heated seats in the front and rear, an electric sunroof, Magma red interior stitching, and a heated steering wheel.
Tekna
Range-topping Tekna models offer larger 20-inch alloys, a BOSE sound system, and gloss black exterior styling.
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Nissan X-Trail Review
Available with a choice of five or seven seats, the Nissan X-Trail is one of those spacious, practical cars that will slot easily into family life. It isn’t the most inspiring car out there and nor is it the most modern, but that doesn’t matter when it’s comfortable, well built and roomy.
Nissan X-Trail e-POWER Review
With an unconventional hybrid engine, the Nissan X-Trail e-POWER is a strong contender in the EV market, with a premium look.
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Nissan X-Trail Frequently Asked Questions
Yes - the latest Nissan Qashqai is now hybrid-only in the UK. It uses Nissan's innovative e-POWER system, where the petrol engine acts as a generator, with an electric motor then driving the wheels. It feels more like an electric car to drive, but you don’t ever need to plug it in.
Yes - having a third row of seats is one of the Nissan X-Trail's big selling points. You can actually lease the Nissan X-Trail with either 5 or 7 seats, with the rearmost seats best suited to children or for occasional use.
Fuel economy for the Nissan X-Trail is around 49.6 miles to the gallon (WLTP), but that efficiency will depend on driving style and whether you opt for the front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive powertrain.
Yes - the Nissan X-Trail is available to lease with the Japanese firm's e-4ORCE AWD system (though it's also available as front-wheel drive). All-wheel drive improves grip in bad weather and stability on rough roads.
Yes - the Nissan X-Trail is specifically designed to appeal to families. It boasts a spacious interior, a sliding rear bench of seats that lets you find the perfect balance between legroom and boot space, and it also gives you the option of 7 seats. All in all, the Nissan X-Trail is one of the most family-focused SUVs in its class.
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