"The new Nissan X-Trail Rock Creek answers a clear call from buyers who want their compact family SUV to look and feel ready for the weekend," said Nissan Oceania Managing Director Steve Milette in a statement. Camera Icon Supplied Credit: CarExpertCamera Icon Supplied Credit: CarExpertCamera Icon Supplied Credit: CarExpertCamera Icon Supplied Credit: CarExpertAustralian buyers miss out on the all-terrain tyres fitted to the US-market Rogue Rock Creek, with the local specification instead closely matching that of the X-Trail Rock Creek sold in Japan. The Rock Creek will arrive alongside new front-wheel drive e-Power variants. The new front-wheel drive e-Power range mirrors the AWD lineup, with ST-L, Ti and Ti-L grades available with equivalent equipment levels. "Hybrid has become the powertrain of choice in the medium SUV segment, and a two-wheel drive e-Power X-Trail puts us exactly where the strongest demand is."