What are the differences between the new and old models of the X-Trail?

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AdrianaAnn
07/29/25 10:46am
The differences between the new and old models of the X-Trail are as follows: different engines, different maximum torque, and different maximum horsepower. Below are the specific differences between the new and old models of the X-Trail: 1. Different engines: New X-Trail: 137kW (2.5L naturally aspirated) engine. Old X-Trail: 113kW (2.0L naturally aspirated) engine. 2. Different maximum torque: New X-Trail: maximum torque (Nm/rpm) 246/4000. Old X-Trail: maximum torque (Nm/rpm) 204/4400. 3. Different maximum horsepower: New X-Trail: maximum horsepower (Ps) 186. Old X-Trail: maximum horsepower (Ps) 154.
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