2026 Nissan X-Trail ST-L X-tronic 2WD Wagon (Champagne Silver) New Car

$41,888

Model Range

$32,350 - $65,170

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Odometer 13 km

Body type Wagon

Fuel Petrol - Unleaded

Transmission Constant Variable

Vehicle Overview

This 2026 Nissan X-Trail ST-L X-tronic 2WD presents as a nearly unused example of Nissan's mid-size wagon, with just 13 km recorded. Finished in Champagne Silver with a black interior, it combines a practical five-door body with seating for five, making it a straightforward choice for drivers seeking the everyday usability of a family-oriented wagon in a relatively easy-to-manage format.

At the centre of this vehicle is a 2.5-litre petrol engine paired with Nissan's Constant Variable transmission. The continuously variable arrangement is designed to keep the engine's output smooth and consistent as speed changes, which suits the stop-start rhythm of urban driving as well as longer trips. Its petrol powertrain also offers a familiar ownership proposition for drivers who prefer conventional unleaded fuel rather than an electrified or diesel system.

The ST-L X-tronic 2WD specification uses front-wheel drive. That layout keeps the mechanical package focused on normal road use and contributes to the X-Trail's practical wagon character. While this vehicle is not specified as a four-wheel-drive model, the front-drive configuration remains well matched to paved suburban, city and highway travel. The wagon body provides a useful balance between passenger accommodation and everyday cargo flexibility, while five doors make access to both seating rows more convenient.

Inside, the black trim creates a restrained contrast to the Champagne Silver exterior. The five-seat layout gives the cabin a conventional arrangement for carrying passengers, while the wagon profile supports the kind of adaptable use expected from a vehicle in this class. The available information identifies the vehicle's core configuration rather than listing a full equipment schedule, so the defining strengths here are its recent model year, low distance travelled, practical body style and clear mechanical specification.

With a 2026 build year and only delivery-level kilometres, this X-Trail offers the appeal of a current new vehicle without the ambiguity that can accompany a higher-distance example. The T33 MY26 series designation identifies its model generation and series, while the ST-L grade places it within the X-Trail range as a specifically identified trim rather than a base model description. Its five-door wagon format, five-seat capacity, front-wheel-drive layout and 2.5-litre petrol engine give the vehicle a coherent, easy-to-understand specification for day-to-day motoring.