The Nissan X-Trail, soon to arrive in Vietnam, will have a new version.

The new Nissan Rogue was recently unveiled at the Miami Auto Show, featuring numerous changes in both design and powertrain.

The new version of the Nissan Rogue, also known as the X-Trail in the European market and some countries like Vietnam, boasts several design changes. Overall, the 2017 Rogue looks sharper and more modern with redesigned headlights, a more "3D" V-shaped grille, while the front bumper and fog lights have also been redesigned. At the rear, there are new LED taillights, and the sides offer more wheel options in various sizes from 17 to 19 inches.

The Nissan X-Trail, soon to arrive in Vietnam, will have a new version.

The sporty style continues inside the cabin with a flat-bottomed steering wheel with integrated paddle shifters, a rather distinctive dashboard featuring an orange leather-trimmed section similar to the seats, contrasting with the majority of the remaining black plastic details. The center console has also been redesigned with a central infotainment screen.

The Nissan X-Trail, soon to arrive in Vietnam, will have a new version.

In terms of power, the car still features a 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine producing 170 horsepower and 237 Nm of torque. The new feature is the more fuel-efficient hybrid version, which combines a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine with an electric motor for a total output of 176 horsepower. The fuel cell system powering the 40-horsepower electric motor is neatly housed under the vehicle floor.

The Nissan X-Trail, soon to arrive in Vietnam, will have a new version.

The price of the Nissan Rogue has not yet been revealed, and the car will officially go on sale later this year. In Vietnam, the Rogue is also known as the Nissan X-Trail, and an older version of the 2017 Rogue is expected to be launched in the Vietnamese market at the end of September.

According to ThanhNien