Papercraft model of the Nissan X-Trail, Nissan's family SUV built around versatility and all-road capability.
| Manufacturer | Nissan |
|---|---|
| Season | 2021 |
| Category | Street |
| Scale | 1:24 |
| Difficulty | Medium |
| Estimated time | 3-4 hours |
| Print format | 2 A4 sheets |
| Source | Unknown |
What you'll need: 200-250 gsm paper or cardstock, scissors or a craft knife, a ruler and glue stick.
The X-Trail combines interior space, optional all-wheel drive and hybrid technology in its most recent generations, cementing itself as one of Nissan's best-selling family SUVs.
The X-Trail arrived in 2000 as a compact SUV with a distinctly utilitarian design — boxy lines and a cargo area built with outdoor activities in mind — which set it apart from most urban off-roaders of the era. Its ALL MODE 4x4 drivetrain, which lets drivers switch between front-wheel drive, locked four-wheel drive, and automatic torque distribution based on grip, became one of its defining features and helped build a reputation for off-road reliability without sacrificing everyday comfort.
In North America the model is sold as the Rogue, a naming decision Nissan uses to differentiate its SUV lineup across markets. The latest generation introduces e-Power technology, a hybrid system in which the combustion engine never drives the wheels directly but instead acts as a generator charging the battery, delivering the instant throttle response of an electric motor without needing to be plugged in.