Nissan X-Trail News

Nissan is expanding its presence in India by maintaining its Renault alliance and exploring new partnerships. The company plans new models, considers various powertrains, and remains open to collaborations, including with Honda.

Nissan is going all‑in on AI, confirming an AI‑defined vehicle roadmap that will embed intelligent driver‑assist and autonomous capabilities across most future models.

Nissan India achieved its highest monthly sales in five years during March 2026, backed by the addition of 54 new touchpoints across the country.

Nissan India has teamed up with Spinny to roll out a 55-minute car exchange program designed to simplify and speed up the vehicle replacement process.

Gagan Mangal takes the helm as Nissan India's Head of Communications from January 2026, leveraging Volkswagen expertise to amplify product stories and market presence.

As part of this step, the Japanese automaker is transferring its GBP and shared service center employees to Accenture for IT and IS roles and Genpact for finance and HR.

Nissan strengthens its presence in Maharashtra with a new dealership and service workshop in Nashik, enhancing customer experience and accessibility in the region.

Nissan opens two showrooms and a service workshop in Bengaluru, Karnataka, and delivers the first 4th Generation X-TRAIL in India, highlighting its commitment to the Southern region.

The Nissan X-Trail launches in India, starting at Rs 49.92 lakh. It includes a 1.5L turbo engine, 7 seats, advanced safety features, and a 3-year/100,000 km warranty.

Nissan's upcoming SUV, set to be launched soon. This new addition will be the second model in Nissan's lineup, joining the Magnite after the Kicks was discontinued in April 2023.