2015 Nissan X-Trail (Nissan Rogue)

**Chupapi** · October 10th, 2014 02:45 PM

Originally Posted by sachiel

The qr25de is the same engine but with slight improvement from the previous Xtrail. The MR20dd is new here in the Philippines.

Thanks for confirming. Hows the qr25de in terms of fuel consumption? We had the 1st gen xtrail 2.0 and ang lakas sa gas.
Whats your opinion on the mr engine?

**Ponkan** · October 10th, 2014 05:10 PM

Originally Posted by Chupapi

Thanks for confirming. Hows the qr25de in terms of fuel consumption? We had the 1st gen xtrail 2.0 and ang lakas sa gas.
Whats your opinion on the mr engine?

fuel consumption ok lang for a big engine, di ko iniisip malakas sya sa gas, mahal lang talaga ang gas :D pero kung purely city medyo mabigat sa bulsa kasi matrapik, if mix NLEX saka city tolerable na

**sachiel** · October 10th, 2014 05:50 PM

The 2.5L is a double edged sword. It has better FC for highways than my 1st gen 2L Xtrail with 8-9km/L heavy foot but worse FC during city driving with only 5.6-5.8km/L compared to 6.3km/L of my 1st gen Xtrail. But I heard the new MR20 engine has better FC than the QR20 even in traffic so let's wait for the reviews.

**Chupapi** · October 10th, 2014 08:07 PM

Originally Posted by sachiel

The 2.5L is a double edged sword. It has better FC for highways than my 1st gen 2L Xtrail with 8-9km/L heavy foot but worse FC during city driving with only 5.6-5.8km/L compared to 6.3km/L of my 1st gen Xtrail. But I heard the new MR20 engine has better FC than the QR20 even in traffic so let's wait for the reviews.

Thanks for the info. Cant wait for the reviews. Do you think they will bring in the diesel engine here?

**StockEngine** · October 11th, 2014 10:25 AM

Originally Posted by sachiel

The 2.5L is a double edged sword. It has better FC for highways than my 1st gen 2L Xtrail with 8-9km/L heavy foot but worse FC during city driving with only 5.6-5.8km/L compared to 6.3km/L of my 1st gen Xtrail. But I heard the new MR20 engine has better FC than the QR20 even in traffic so let's wait for the reviews.

where did you get this 5.6-5.8km/l value? is this for the new 2.5 Xtrail CVT?

**sachiel** · October 11th, 2014 02:36 PM

Originally Posted by StockEngine

where did you get this 5.6-5.8km/l value? is this for the new 2.5 Xtrail CVT?

It's for the 2nd gen Xtrail CVT. That value is based on heavy traffic in Edsa. 1.5 hours from Makati to QC. The new 2.5L Xtrail is more efficient but I don't know how it performs in stop and go traffic yet.

**StockEngine** · October 12th, 2014 12:16 AM

Originally Posted by Chupapi

Thanks for the info. Cant wait for the reviews. Do you think they will bring in the diesel engine here?

If they release the 1.6 diesel variant here...it will price against the diesel sorento....too damn expensive lol.

**kyoots** · October 12th, 2014 08:25 PM

Originally Posted by 111prez

Saw another car carrier at the Eton exit this afternoon with 6 X-Trails (Rouge) on board.

These may be display or test units. Dealers say that actual units (from Japan) will arrive last week of October or 1st week of November 😜

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**bulletred** · October 20th, 2014 06:03 PM

Per SA in Nissan Alabang, today they will start rolling out X-Trail! Can't wait to test drive and compare with cx5

**JohnM** · October 20th, 2014 06:42 PM

Nissan Philippines wants to go up against the big boys with the new X-Trail | TopGear.com.ph

"By the way, here's an interesting bit: The introductory price of the X-Trail is exactly the same as the price of the outgoing model. But that's a limited offer only. If you reserve an X-Trail on or before October 31, 2014, you'll get the 4x2 variant for only P1,350,000 (priced at P1,375,000) and the 4x4 variant for P1,550,000 (priced at P1,580,000). The carmaker starts rolling out units today, October 20, for those who have already reserved."