It’s been a while, but Nissan’s popular compact crossover SUV is back in the Philippines.

Officially making its return to the Philippine market is the all-new Nissan X-Trail e-Power. As the name implies, the model enters the competitive electrified segment with Nissan’s patented self-charging series hybrid system.

The all-new X-Trail e-Power features an electric-driven powertrain with a 1.5-liter, three-cylinder VC-Turbo gasoline engine serving as a power generator for the onboard battery. The electric motor puts out 204 PS and 330 Nm of torque that sends power to the front wheels.

Size-wise, the X-Trail e-Power measures 4690 mm long, 1840 mm wide, 1725 mm tall, a wheelbase of 2705 mm, and has a ground clearance of 204 mm. This puts it back into the C-segment where its old rivals, the RAV4 HEV, CR-V e:HEV, Tucson HEV, and Forester e-Boxer are competing in.

Compared to the model that was previewed at the 2024 edition of PIMS, the all-new Philippine spec X-Trail e-Power was launched with some cosmetic changes, along with a few more additions on the feature list.

The front fascia has the Nissan V-motion grille finished in gloss black, flanked by a split LED headlight design with the DRLs on top, and the main beam placed lower. Likewise, the fender flares have a gloss black finish, housing the 19-inch two-tone alloy wheels shod in Bridgestone Alenza rubber. 

Other exterior features include a black roof for the Launch Edition model, privacy glass for the rear windows, and a power tailgate.

Inside, the X-Trail e-Power welcomes its occupants with high quality materials and soft touch surfaces on important touchpoints like the door trims, the armrest, the D-shaped steering wheel, and the dashboard. 

It features a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster, along with an equally-sized infotainment touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity, plus a 360 degree around view monitor. It also has a tri-zone climate control system (dual front, single rear), 8-way adjustable power seats, 7 speakers, wireless charging pad with multiple USB type C ports, and rear window sunshades for privacy.

The rear seats have a slide mechanism and folds in a 40:20:40 split, while cargo volume is measured at 482 liters.

The X-Trail e-Power is equipped with six airbags, and comes with Nissan’s Intelligent Mobility suite, which includes things like an intelligent rear-view mirror, forward collision warning, intelligent emergency braking, lane departure, blind spot warning, and rear cross traffic, among its list of active and passive safety features.

Nissan has launched the X-Trail e-Power with a price of PHP 2,290,000, and comes in the following colors: Cardinal Red Metallic, Stealth Pearl Gray, Sahara Dune Metallic, and Everest White (+ PHP 20,000). 

The Launch Edition lineup that comes with the black roof is available in the following colors with limited availability: Everest White (+PHP 30,000), Stealth Pearl Gray (+PHP 30,000), Sahara Dune Metallic (+PHP 20,000)

See the X-Trail e-Power up close and personal at the 2026 Philippine International Motor Show that runs from June 4-7, 2026 at World Trade Center Manila.