Nissan X-Trail 2026 Line-Up and Saudi Pricing Breakdown

Saudi Arabia: Nissan is clear about the X-Trail's potential and positioning in the market. To appeal to a wider customer segment, the Nissan X-Trail lineup spans several variants in five- and seven-seat configurations maintaining the same 2.5L 4-cylinder engine. It starts in Saudi Arabia at SAR 104,999 and tops out at SAR 156,999. Understanding what you actually get for that money matters more than the numbers themselves in comparison to the Nissan X-Trail alternatives.

The Complete Range

Variant	Price (SAR)	Seats	Drive
S 2WD 5-Seater	104,999	5	2WD
S 2WD 7-Seater	107,999	7	2WD
S 4WD 5-Seater	109,999	5	AWD
S 4WD 7-Seater	116,499	7	AWD
SV 4WD 7-Seater	130,999	7	AWD
SV+ 4WD 7-Seater	144,999	7	AWD
SL 4WD 7-Seater	156,999	7	AWD

Base S 2WD 5-Seater: SAR 104,999

In this price range, it gets 17-inch alloys, LED headlights, paddle shifters, an 8-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, dual-zone climate control, and essential safety features. What's missing: push-button start, rear camera, advanced safety tech, and premium features. Viable for couples or small families who don't need seven seats or luxury features.

S 4WD 7-Seater: SAR 116,499

This is the entry point for families needing both AWD and seven seats. This model has extra features like intelligent all-wheel drive, terrain mode, roof rails, push-button start, and remote engine start. Still lacks advanced safety features but delivers essential capability.

SV 4WD 7-Seater: SAR 130,999

This variant is undoubtedly the sweet spot for most buyers. Finally, here you get a rear-view camera, blind spot monitoring, forward collision warning, lane departure warning, rear cross traffic alert, automatic emergency braking, and a sunroof. These safety features should be standard, but they're not. If you are travelling with family regularly, this is the realistic minimum specification.

SV+ 4WD 7-Seater: SAR 144,999

This steps up the game, powered with a panoramic moonroof, a 12.3-inch touchscreen with navigation, Bose premium audio (10 speakers), a 360-degree camera, and a powered liftgate with a foot sensor. The comfort and convenience jump justifies the SAR 14,000 premium for buyers wanting refinement.

SL 4WD 7-Seater: SAR 156,999

The flagship variant gets 19-inch wheels, quilted Nappa leather seats, a 10.8-inch head-up display, an intelligent rear-view mirror, and ProPilot semi-autonomous driving assist. It's about prestige and advanced technology.

Most Saudi buyers should focus on the SAR 116,000-145,000 range. Below that, you are sacrificing features that you really need in our driving conditions such as Comfort, Connectivity features or others. Above that, you are paying for luxury in a fundamentally practical vehicle.

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