All-new Nissan Rogue debuts stateside as first glimpse of next X-Trail
New X-Trail is expected to become a reality outside North America in late 2027 or even early 2028.
Nissan has officially unveiled its all-new fourth generation X-Trail in North America, which will be known as the Rogue in the region. The new T34 iteration replaces the T33 generation, which debuted six years ago. The T34 is powered solely by Nissan's e-Power hybrid system, marking the first time the brand will offer such a configuration in the X-Trail.
The dimensions of the T34 are largely similar to those of the T33, with a length of 4,651 mm, wheelbase of 2,705 mm, width of 1,849 mm, and height of 1,720 mm. However, the overall length of the T33 was 29 mm shorter. The new X-Trail features a styling language called "Refined and Tough" and comes available only with five seats.
The boot space ranges from 880 to 1,866 litres, while the T33 provided 742 and 1,396 litres. The e-Power hybrid system, which has been updated to include two electric motors, is standard across all variants, and it is combined with a 1.5-litre turbocharged three-cylinder petrol engine, resulting in a combined output of 166 kW. The T34 will be priced between $35,490 and $43,490, equivalent to R577,521 and R707,703 in South Africa, and is expected to remain a North American vehicle for at least another 12 months before going on sale as the X-Trail in 2027 or 2028.
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