All-New 2026 Nissan X-trail (Rogue) Plug In Hybrid – Best Midsize Crossover SUV
[Music] Hey, something [Music] The new Nissan Rogue plug-in hybrid for the American market may look suspiciously similar to the Mitsubishi Outlander, and you’re not imagining it. Rather than being an all-new model, it’s the product of badge engineering. The Nissan Rogue is sold as the Nissan X-Trail in several regions, and the model is offered across many Asian markets, including China, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand. This means that a Rogue plug-in hybrid would likely be sold in those countries under the X-Trail plug-in hybrid name. The X-Trail plug-in hybrid is nearly identical in appearance to the Outlander plug-in hybrid, and its styling differs noticeably from that of the standard non-hybrid X-Trail. The most noticeable change is a redesigned grill featuring distinctive chrome bars around the Nissan badge, while the Outlander’s chrome C-shaped elements are now finished in a half black, half body color treatment. The rest of the X-Trail plug-in hybrid features blacked out trim to complement its black 20-in wheels along with a new black accent bar that connects the tail lights. [Music] Inside the new 2026 Nissan X-Trail plug-in hybrid features a 12.3 in driver display and a 9-in touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The higher premium trim gains a 10-in head-up display. The SUV comfortably seats seven passengers across three rows with a cargo capacity of up to 64.7 cubic feet. Nissan said you can fit four golf bags with the third row folded. It’s also tall enough to fit a mountain bike. [Music] The new 2026 Nissan X-Trail plug-in hybrid combines two electric motors, a 20 kWh lithium ion battery pack, and a 2.4 L gasoline engine. Total system output is 248 horsepower and 332 lb feet of torque. Intelligent all-wheel drive is standard on X-trail plug-in hybrid. Seven drive modes are available to optimize power delivery and all-wheel drive torque distribution. Normal, power, eco, tarmac, gravel, snow, and mud. Nissan X-trail plug-in hybrids battery can be fully charged in just 7.5 hours on a level two home charger. Heat. [Music] Hey. Hey. Hey. [Music]
The new Nissan Rogue Plug-In Hybrid for the American market may look suspiciously similar to the Mitsubishi Outlander—and you’re not imagining it. Rather than being an all-new model, it’s the product of badge engineering. Nissan has taken its alliance partner’s plug-in hybrid SUV and added a handful of unique design elements so it can wear the Rogue name.
The Nissan Rogue is sold as the Nissan X-Trail in several regions, and the model is offered across many Asian markets, including China, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand. This means that a Rogue PHEV would likely be sold in those countries under the X-Trail PHEV name.
The X-Trail Plug-In Hybrid is nearly identical in appearance to the Outlander PHEV, and its styling differs noticeably from that of the standard non-hybrid X-Trail.
The most noticeable change is a redesigned grille, featuring distinctive chrome bars around the Nissan badge, while the Outlander’s chrome C-shaped elements are now finished in a half-black, half–body-color treatment.
The rest of the X-Trail Plug-In Hybrid features blacked-out trim to complement its black 20-inch wheels, along with a new black accent bar that connects the taillights.
Inside, the new 2026 Nissan X-Trail PHEV features a 12.3″ driver display and a 9″ touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Upgrading to the higher Premium trim gains a 10″ head-up display.
The SUV comfortably seats seven passengers across three rows. With a cargo capacity of up to 64.7 cubic feet, Nissan said you can fit four golf bags (with the third row folded). It’s also tall enough to fit a mountain bike.
The new 2026 Nissan x-trail Plug-in Hybrid combines two electric motors, a 20-kWh lithium-ion battery pack and a 2.4-liter gasoline engine.
Total system output is 248 horsepower and 332 lb-ft of torque, Intelligent All-Wheel Drive is standard on x-trail Plug-in Hybrid
Seven drive modes are available to optimize power delivery and All Wheel Drive torque distribution: Normal, Power, Eco, Tarmac, Gravel, Snow and Mud
Nissan x-trail Plug-in Hybrid’s battery can be fully charged in just 7.5 hours on a Level 2 home charger
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