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Nissan X-Trail Business Lease Deals

The seven-seat family SUV that drives like an electric car - without the charging admin.

The Nissan X-Trail's e-POWER system means the petrol engine never drives the wheels directly - the electric motor handles all propulsion, which makes the driving experience noticeably quieter and smoother than a conventional hybrid.

For drivers who cover varied mileage and don't want the complexity of plugging in, it's an excellent middle ground.

Top that with a 585-litre boot (in five-seat format) and an optional seven-seats to play with, and the Nissan X-Trail is one of the most practical cars to lease as your next company car.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to lease a Nissan X-Trail?
It varies - the price you pay depends on your contract length, annual mileage, initial payment, and specification. As a guide, a Nissan X-Trail lease starts at £238.86 per month.
What's Nissan e-POWER and how does it differ from a conventional hybrid?
e-POWER is Nissan's unique take on hybrid technology - the petrol engine never drives the wheels directly. Instead, it acts as a generator to charge a small onboard battery, and an electric motor drives the wheels at all times. The driving experience is EV-like - quiet, smooth, and with instant torque response - without any need to plug in. The key difference from a conventional hybrid is that there's no mechanical connection between the engine and the wheels at any point.
What trim levels are available on the Nissan X-Trail?
Four: Acenta Premium, N-Connecta, N-Trek, and Tekna. Acenta Premium is the entry point - ProPILOT Assist, intelligent emergency braking, rear automatic braking, blind-spot intervention, and adaptive cruise control all come standard. N-Connecta adds the 3D Around View Monitor, Google built-in with a 12.3-inch screen, and additional safety tech. N-Trek goes off-road focused - Magma Red accents, CellCloth waterproof seat upholstery, unique 19-inch alloys, and an opening panoramic sunroof. Tekna tops the range with optional chestnut brown premium quilted leather, glossy black exterior details, and the most extensive standard specification.