The base ST 2WD with a manual transmission has a price tag of $27,990, making it the cheapest X-Trail to hit the Australian market. This comes equipped with 17” alloy wheels, x6 airbags, Bluetooth, ESP, cruise control, MP3 input w/steering wheel audio controls & 6CD auto-changer and heated and cooled cup holders. A CVT can be mated to the 2WD and a higher-specification model, named ST-L. The ST-L adds leather interior w/electric driver’s seat, heated front seats, front fog lamps, climate control, and privacy glass.
All 2WD X-Trails are powered by a 2.0 litre petrol engine. The 4WD variants will continue to home the same engines but the ST 4WD will be liable for a $500 price increase. This now features leather steering wheel & handbrake, chrome exterior door handles, and 17” alloy wheels.
“We are sending a strong message to the market that we are serious about improving our market share and sales position still further in 2011,” Thompson said.
The X-Trail is outsold by the Subaru Forester.
ST:
Manual 2WD – $28,490
CVT 2WD – $30,990
Manual 4WD – $32,490
CVT 4WD – $34,990
X-Trail ST-L:
CVT 2WD – $34,990
CVT 4WD – $38,490
Manual 4WD – $35,990
Automatic 4WD – $38,240
X-Trail Ti:
CVT 4WD – $44,490
X-Trail TL:
Manual 4WD – $42,490
Automatic 4WD – $45,240
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