In July this year, Nissan's new X-Trail was launched, and from the perspective of an automobile practitioner, the new X-Trail can be said to have made a qualitative leap in all aspects compared to the old car.
However, how can Nissan, which is famous for its technology, give up, this is not, recently we have obtained news about the new Qijun e-POWER, according to foreign media reports, the British market will add a new X-Jun e-POWER hybrid model, it will be officially listed next year (2022), and there is also news in China, Dongfeng Nissan will also officially release the new Kijun e-POWER in 2022, and from the perspective of Dongfeng Nissan's product planning, this new car is expected to be officially listed before the end of next year. The starting price is expected to be around 230,000 yuan.
The picture shows the overseas version of Xinqijun
From the appearance point of view, the new Qijun e-POWER as a whole still adopts the same design style as the fuel version of the model, and the front face still uses Nissan's latest family face, and the overall is still relatively domineering. However, I believe that the new car will be like the Xuanyi e-POWER, which will show its hybrid model identity at the rear and at the corner marks of the fenders.
In terms of power, according to foreign media, the new Qijun e-POWER will use the 1.5T VC-Turbo engine as a range extender, plus the drive motor to form a range extended hybrid system, and the peak torque is expected to reach 525N·m, from this point it can be seen that the motor power equipped by the new Qijun e-POWER is not small. And I believe that since the engine is not involved in the power output, the fuel economy of the new car will have a better performance.
summary:
For The new Qijun, the launch of the e-POWER model is a big step in the field of hybridization, so after learning the news of the new Qijun e-POWER, we are still more excited. However, for Nissan, the most important problem of X-Trail e-POWER must be the final pricing, because in this field, the competition has reached a white-hot state, and only the right pricing will increase its competitiveness.