In terms of appearance, we still see the X-Trail’s classic split headlight set design, but it seems that the internal structure of the upper daytime running lights has been adjusted, while the lower headlight set seems to have remained unchanged. The center grille of the new car is heavily blocked, and there are likely to be new changes here. At the same time, the front surround may also be upgraded. But judging from the vague lines, it seems that the changes to the front surround will not be significant.

On the side of the vehicle, we see new style wheels with a blacked out style. At the rear of the vehicle, the taillights are unchanged, but the rear bumper is masked, where new changes are expected, but again, recognisable from the vague lines, there could be very minor tweaks as with the front end.

The interior may be optimised as well, but it is expected that like the exterior, there will be no major changes. In terms of power, it is also expected to continue with the current model’s power, powered by a 1.5T turbocharged three-cylinder engine with a maximum power of 204 hp (150 kW) and a maximum torque of 300 Nm, which is mated to a continuously variable transmission.