The Nissan X-Trail gets a new 141 CV petrol engine

Nissan has completed the X-Trail range with a new petrol engine with appealing performance and as the entry-level version of the X-Trail range. Although the engine has relatively modest power, it allows the Nissan X-Trail to be offered at a more competitive price with an engine that is sufficient for everyday use.
The new 2.0i 16v engine, which delivers 141 CV, is paired with a six-speed manual gearbox. Performance is quite appealing, with a top speed of 184 km/h and a 0 to 100 km/h acceleration time of 11.1 seconds. The consumption of this petrol engine is within the normal range, with an official combined average of 8.7 L/100 km.
But, as I mentioned at the beginning, the best thing about this new engine for the Nissan X-Trail is the price, as it starts at 27,000 euros with the most basic trim level, the XE, which includes as standard: air conditioning, CD MP3 radio, Bluetooth, computer, among other features.
To have all-wheel drive, you will need to go up to 28,800 euros, which among other features adds the ALL MODE 4×4-i system.
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por que no meten el tce 1.4 de renault de 133cv en los tiempos que corren.
los consumos y el par motor son claramente superiores