The Nissan X-Trail is Europe's version of the Rogue. It's nearly identical, but it has hybrid powertrains that we think should be offered here.
The ones we're interested in are the"e-POWER" hybrids. These are simply series-hybrid powertrains where the internal combustion engine produces electricity, and electric motors propel the car. The base option is front-wheel drive with a single 201-horsepower front motor and a version of the turbo three-cylinder variable compression engine found in the American Rogue.
The main reason we think Nissan should plan on bringing these powertrains to America is simply that it needs to keep up with the competition.
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