Based on the most recent recorded mileages for the Nissan X-Trail (2022-), it appears that all vehicles in the sample have mileage readings within the 0 to 10,000 mile range, accounting for 100% of the data. This suggests that these vehicles are very new or have been minimally used, indicating they are likely low-mileage examples, which can often be attractive to buyers seeking nearly new cars.

The private sale valuation data for the Nissan X-Trail (2022-) indicates a relatively evenly distributed spread across several price ranges, with each price bracket—spanning from £25,000 to £34,000—accounting for approximately 16.7% of the sample. Notably, the ranges £25,000–£26,000 and £28,000–£29,000, among others, are equally represented. This suggests a fairly uniform distribution of private sale prices within this mid-to-high price segment, reflecting a consistent market value for this vehicle model at this time.

The data indicates that among the sample of Nissan X-Trail vehicles, the majority—83.3%—were manufactured in 2024, with a smaller proportion—16.7%—produced in 2025. This suggests that most of these vehicles are relatively recent models, primarily from 2024, which aligns with typical vehicle lifecycle trends for new car models. There are no vehicles listed from earlier years, indicating that this particular model likely began production around 2024.

The data indicates that among the sampled Nissan X-Trail (2022-) vehicles, the most common main paint colour is Silver, accounting for half of the vehicles at 50%. Grey is the second most popular colour, representing approximately one-third (33.3%) of the sample. Black is the least common, with just 16.7%. This suggests that Silver is the dominant choice for this model, potentially reflecting consumer preferences for a neutral and versatile colour option.

Based on the provided data for the Nissan X-Trail (2022-) 5DR SUV FWD 1.5 MHEV DIG-T 163 GPF SS EU6 N-CONNECTA with SKY PACK XTRONIC CVT AUTO6, the majority of vehicles—about 66.7%—have had only one registered keeper since registration. Additionally, 16.7% have had no registered keepers (possibly indicating data gaps or vehicles not yet registered), and another 16.7% have had two registered keepers. This suggests that most vehicles tend to stay with the same owner for a significant period, reflecting relative owner retention or stability in ownership.

The data indicates that all sampled Nissan X-Trail models from 2022 onwards have an engine capacity of 1.5 liters. Additionally, every vehicle in the dataset is powered by hybrid electric technology, reflecting a consistent shift towards environmentally friendly and fuel-efficient vehicles within this model. This uniformity emphasizes the model's focus on hybrid powertrains with a relatively small engine capacity, likely contributing to improved fuel efficiency and lower emissions.