Four Stars For The Nissan X-TRAIL In Euro NCAP Test
Published: 28th November 2007
Nissan X-TRAIL Adventura
Nissan Motor Co.’s brand new X-TRAIL SUV was awarded four stars out of a maximum five for adult, as well as child, occupant protection by the European New Car Assessment Programme (Euro NCAP).
Following the safety lead set by the Nissan QASHQAI - which received the highest score for adult occupant protection ever by the independent crash test organisation - the X-TRAIL scored especially well in child protection, underlining its role as an ideal family vehicle. X-TRAIL is one of only two vehicles on record to score 43 points for child protection, the maximum yet achieved in Euro NCAP tests.
The vehicle also scored maximum points in side impact and pole crash tests for adult protection.
X-TRAIL, which is manufactured at Nissan’s plant in Kyushu, Japan, has active and passive safety equipment including front, side and curtain airbags.
The second generation X-TRAIL was introduced in Europe in June 2007. Among its features are greater interior space than its predecessor, great comfort and a wider choice of engine options. It also features Nissan’s latest electronically-controlled four-wheel drive system, making X-TRAIL far more capable off-road than many of its SUV rivals.
Nissan X-TRAIL
Our Nissan X-TRAIL Guide lists the full specification of the current UK X-TRAIL range, including car prices, fuel consumption, dimensions and other vital data.
Price Range: £19,245 - £26,720
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Models in the range: 20
We have road tested the Nissan X-TRAIL, to read our in-depth car reviews:
Nissan X-TRAIL Review - Mar 2005
Nissan X-TRAIL Review - May 2008
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