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Offers to ease financial pain

Marque refreshes path to purchase X-Trail amid cost-of-living crisis and fluctuating fuel prices.
Posted on 25 May, 2026
Offers to ease financial pain

Nissan has launched two initiatives it says will assist more Kiwis to get behind the wheel of a model-year 2026 X-Trail.

The first offer is a yearly loan rate of one per cent for up to 24 months when buyers use Nissan Finance NZ.

The other is a $1,000 loyalty bonus for anyone who owns a Nissan – purchased new or used – or any immediate family member of an existing owner of one of the marque’s cars and who resides at the same address.

“At a time when the cost-of-living crisis is biting Kiwis in the back pocket, compounded by fluctuating fuel prices and potential interest-rate increases, we want to try to alleviate a little of the pain when it comes to buying a new X-Trail,” explains Sri Padmanabhan, country head of Nissan NZ.

“Thanks to our finance service, Nissan NZ is able to offer an attractive path to purchase. The one per cent finance offer is among the best in the market today.”

He adds the second offer is an incentive for existing owners to enjoy a special $1,000 factory contribution towards the cost of the latest X-Trail, pictured.

Both “big one” offers are described as “complementary” to the brand’s new More ownership programme. It features a 10-year or 300,000km warranty, “the number-one warranty based on mileage and duration in the country”.

Padmanabhan says the extra benefits of Nissan More include cost certainty via fixed-price servicing, 24/7 roadside assistance nationwide and enhanced resale values backed by documented Nissan dealer service histories. “We want to make owning a new X-Trail straightforward and reward people already part of the Nissan family for their loyalty.”

The model-year 2026 X-Trail’s special offers are available from participating dealers and finish at the end of June.