The data indicates that all of the most recently recorded mileage readings for the Nissan X-Trail (2022-) 5-door SUV with the specified engine and trim are within the 0 to 10,000 miles range, accounting for 100% of the recorded vehicles. This suggests that the majority or all of these vehicles are relatively low mileage, likely indicating they are either new or used vehicles with minimal distance traveled.

The provided data details the distribution of private sale prices for a 2022 Nissan X-Trail SUV in the UK. Notably, the most frequent price ranges are between £23,000 and £24,000 (12.5%), £28,000 to £29,000 (12.5%), and £32,000 to £33,000 (12.5%). There is also a significant proportion of vehicles priced between £37,000 and £38,000 (18.8%), indicating a substantial market segment for higher-end models or additional features. The remaining price ranges have lower percentages, typically around 6.3%, suggesting relatively less common pricing points. These insights highlight a concentration of private sale prices around the mid-to-high £20,000s and early £30,000s, with a notable cluster at the premium end, possibly reflecting features, condition, or optional extras associated with the Tekna trim.

The data indicates that the majority of Nissan X-Trail vehicles of this model are manufactured in 2023, accounting for approximately 93.8% of the sample. A smaller proportion, around 6.3%, were produced in 2022. This suggests that most units on the road are newer, likely reflecting recent production cycles or stock turnover. Overall, the vehicle appears predominantly as a recent model, with very few older units from 2022.

The vehicle data for the Nissan X-Trail (2022-) indicates a diverse range of main paint colours among the sample. Blue emerges as the most popular colour, representing 31.3% of vehicles, followed by Grey and Black, each making up 18.8%. White and Silver are less common, at 12.5% each, while Orange is the rarest, at just 6.3%. This distribution suggests a preference for traditional and neutral colours such as Blue, Grey, and Black, with a relatively small proportion in more distinctive colours like Orange.

The data indicates that for the Nissan X-Trail (2022-) 5-door SUV model, a significant majority—75% of the vehicles—have only one registered keeper. Meanwhile, 25% of the vehicles have been recorded as having two registered keepers. This suggests that most owners tend to retain the vehicle throughout its initial ownership period, reflecting typical ownership longevity for this model within its early years. The relatively small proportion of vehicles with multiple registered keepers may also imply low turnover or short-term leasing among some owners.

The data indicates that all Nissan X-Trail models of this specific variant (2022-) are equipped with a 1.5-liter engine capacity and exclusively utilize hybrid electric technology as their primary fuel type. This suggests a consistent application of hybrid powertrains across the entire sample, reflecting a focus on eco-friendly and fuel-efficient design in this model.