The second-generation Nissan X-Trail (T31), launched in 2007, retains the cubic and pragmatic silhouette of its predecessor (T30) while resting on the Renault-Nissan Alliance C platform (shared with the Qashqai). It is positioned as a robust family SUV, offering exceptional boot volume (up to 1,773 liters) with a washable floor highly appreciated by outdoor enthusiasts. Contrary to the urban SUV trend, the T31 retains real off-road capabilities thanks to its intelligent all-wheel-drive system All-Mode 4x4-i. A facelift occurred in late 2010, modernizing the grille, the lights (LED technology at the rear), and improving the perceived quality of the cabin. Although European sales were dominated by the excellent 2.0 dCi diesel (M9R), the petrol engines (MR20DE and QR25DE) shine with their gre