Used Nissan X-Trail for Sale

Why Buy a Used Nissan X-Trail?

Worth a quick note on the Nissan X-Trail review above: it covers the facelifted fourth-generation X-Trail with e-POWER and e-4ORCE all-wheel drive, so the grille, screens and hybrid tech reflect the T33 car rather than earlier used examples, but it gives you a reliable guide to the cabin space, refinement and driving manners you can expect from a late used X-Trail.

Is the Used Nissan X-Trail a Good Buy?

Yes, particularly for buyers drawn to e-POWER. Unlike a conventional hybrid, e-POWER uses a 1.5-litre three-cylinder variable-compression petrol engine purely as a generator, with electric motors doing the driving. The result is EV-like responsiveness with no plug-in requirement, drawing on a 1.73kWh lithium-ion battery to buffer power. The e-POWER 2WD produces 204PS (5-seat only), while the e-POWER with e-4ORCE adds a second electric motor on the rear axle for all-wheel drive and 213PS, available in 5- or 7-seat form.

The e-4ORCE system brings five selectable drive modes (Normal, Sport, Eco, Off-road and Snow), making the X-Trail a genuinely capable all-weather family car. Earlier T32 X-Trails (third-gen T32) offer a wider spread of diesels and petrols, often with 7-seat packages, and are typically the most affordable used starting point.

Every used X-Trail sold by Vertu is checked before it reaches the forecourt as part of our used car preparation process, covering no outstanding finance, no history as a taxi, and no salvage or write-off record, plus a battery-system check on hybrid models. With that preparation and any remaining warranty, a used X-Trail is a low-risk family SUV buy.

Who Is the Used Nissan X-Trail Best For?

The X-Trail suits several kinds of buyer. The table below pairs four of them with the version that fits best.

What's It Like to Own a Nissan X-Trail?

Inside, the post-facelift, fourth-gen car includes a 12.3-inch digital driver display and 12.3-inch NissanConnect touchscreen dominate the dashboard, with Google built-in standard from N-Connecta upwards (bringing Google Maps, Google Assistant and Google Play directly into the car). A 15W wireless phone charger, wireless Apple CarPlay, wired Android Auto, dual-zone automatic air conditioning and 2 front/2 rear USB-C ports come standard across the range. A floating centre console with butterfly-opening armrest adds practical storage.

Practicality is strong. Five-seat X-Trails offer 585 litres of boot space (575L VDA measurement); seven-seat e-4ORCE versions give 485 litres behind the third row (1,298L folded). Overall length is 4,690mm with a 2,705mm wheelbase, and the car's tall body gives generous head and shoulder room throughout. The Tekna flagship adds a 10.8-inch head-up display, 3D Around View Monitor with Moving Object Detection, electric sunroof with sunshade, BOSE 10-speaker premium audio and ProPILOT Park Assist for automated parking.

On the road the fourth-gen X-Trail is quiet and refined thanks to e-POWER's smooth electric drive, with ProPILOT Assist and Navi-Link available from N-Connecta up for assisted motorway driving. Standard safety includes Intelligent Emergency Braking with Junction Assist, Intelligent Blind Spot Intervention, Rear Automatic Braking with Moving Object Detection and Intelligent Cruise Control across all grades. Running costs stay sensible thanks to e-POWER's strong real-world efficiency and Nissan's wide dealer network, and every X-Trail at Vertu is inspected and prepared before sale, including a battery-system check on hybrid models.

Nissan X-Trail Trims and Specifications

The fourth generation X-Trail is offered in four trims: Acenta Premium at entry, N-Connecta in the middle, the adventure-styled N-Trek and the Tekna flagship. The table below summarises how equipment builds across the range.

*Equipment shown reflects the fourth-generation Nissan UK X-Trail specification and is typical rather than guaranteed on any specific car. Availability varies by model year, trim, powertrain and options fitted when new, and earlier T32 X-Trail cars differ substantially in trim naming and equipment.

Nissan X-Trail Engines and Performance

The fourth-gen X-Trail uses Nissan's e-POWER series-hybrid system in two forms, both driving through automatic transmission. The table below summarises the two options present on the post-facelift fourth-generation of X-Trail cars.

Both e-POWER versions share the same 1.5-litre three-cylinder variable-compression ratio petrol engine as a generator, with power delivered to the wheels by electric motors drawing from a 1.73kWh lithium-ion battery. Earlier T32 X-Trails widen the choice considerably with 1.3-litre and 1.6-litre DIG-T petrols, 1.6-litre and 2.0-litre dCi diesels, and the choice of 2WD or 4WD plus optional 7-seat packages.

*Figures are drawn from the Nissan UK X-Trail fourt-gen variants. e-POWER is Nissan's unique series-hybrid design: the petrol engine acts only as a generator, with the wheels always driven by electric motors. The system is self-charging and does not need to be plugged in. Fuel consumption and CO2 vary with trim and specification. Actual real-world economy and performance vary with weather, driving style, load and conditions. Thrid-gen T32 X-Trail petrol and diesel engines will differ - consult the listings above for specific records.

Used Nissan X-Trail Dimensions

*Dimensions reflect the fourth-generation T33 X-Trail Nissan cars. Third-gen T32 X-Trail is slightly smaller. Confirm figures for a specific car by consulting the individual listings above, or your local Nissan dealership.

Why Buy a Used Nissan X-Trail from Vertu?

Every used Nissan X-Trail at Vertu goes through the same preparation before it reaches the forecourt, covered by our used car preparation policy. That means an HPI finance check, a full mechanical inspection, and confirmation the car has never been used as a taxi or recorded as a salvage or write-off, plus a battery-system check on e-POWER hybrid models.

If you're replacing an existing car, Vertu's part-exchange process gives a free, instant online valuation before you commit to anything, and finance options including PCP and HP are available on every used X-Trail in stock. Our finance explained guide covers how each option works in plain English.

For Nissan X-Trail price and availability, the most accurate route is a personalised quotation from your local dealership. If you'd prefer a smaller SUV, the used Nissan Qashqai is worth a look, or for a dedicated electric model see the used Nissan Ariya. If a brand-new car appeals, take a look at the new Nissan X-Trail, or explore the wider used Nissan range.

Find Your Used Nissan X-Trail at Vertu

Vertu stocks used Nissan X-Trail cars across its Nissan dealerships nationwide, spanning e-POWER hybrid, petrol and diesel power across multiple generations, 5-seat and 7-seat configurations, and 2WD or e-4ORCE/4WD options. Browse the full range of used Nissan cars for sale online to see availability, or find your nearest Vertu Nissan dealership. Once you're on the road, Vertu's Nissan servicing team keeps every example running to manufacturer standards, with fixed-price packages and manufacturer-trained technicians.

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