The obvious features have been explored, eventually you stop thinking about the car altogether, and you just use it. That’s more or less what happened with the Nissan X-Trail e-POWER over the weekend, when a planned trip to Rotorua turned into around 600km behind the wheel. It almost sounds planned, driving an X-Trail for a cross-country trail run, but this was purely coincidental. My original X-Trail e-POWER reviewA weekend road trip isn’t the place for a car that constantly reminds you how clever its drivetrain is. And the X-Trail (and pretty much every single Nissan) is completely sorted for day-to-day life.