How is the four-wheel drive performance of the X-Trail?

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X-Trail is an SUV more suitable for paved roads, capable of handling light off-road conditions, but it's best to avoid venturing into the wild. Below are the test results of the X-Trail's four-wheel drive performance: 1. Clearance parameters: Tests show that the X-Trail has a minimum ground clearance of 21.0cm when unloaded, with the higher ground clearance proving it's less prone to scraping the chassis. Additionally, the approach angle is decent, but the departure angle and ramp breakover angle are relatively small. 2. Suspension travel test: Actual measurements indicate that the X-Trail's suspension travel reaches 30cm, which is quite impressive. This means the X-Trail can handle obstacles up to 30cm in height with relative ease, but caution is advised for obstacles exceeding this height. 3. Maximum roll angle test: The X-Trail's maximum roll angle was measured at 41.6°, a result that is considered excellent for a city SUV of this class.