The most recent Nissan X-Path could have solely launched in Australia late final 12 months, but it surely – or slightly, its North American twin – is already getting a facelift.

A photograph has been leaked of the 2024 Nissan Rogue to Carscoops, because the US-built model of the X-Path is thought.

It’s been on sale for longer than the Japanese-built X-Path, having began arriving in US showrooms late in 2020.

There’s a bolder entrance bumper remedy, with sharp diagonal creases connecting from the headlight meeting right down to the decrease air intakes.

The grille has the same form however a much less pronounced define, although it now has distinguished horizontal bars. There’s additionally much less brightwork across the decrease grille.

There are distinctive new wheels, completed largely in black however with polished ideas.

Contemplating the present Rogue and X-Path look basically an identical, it suggests the Japanese-built model will get related beauty tweaks.

As there’s just one picture, we will’t see what modifications have been made on the rear, however we’d anticipate to see the standard mid-life replace fare comparable to refreshed tail gentle graphics and a restyled rear bumper.

Spy images of the up to date Rogue have revealed it is going to get the choice of a bigger 12.3-inch touchscreen, which Australia already will get in sure X-Path trims. All North American-market Rogues have an 8.0- or 9.0-inch display at current.

It’s unclear what mechanical modifications shall be made to the 2024 Rogue, and if these may ultimately filter to the X-Path.

The X-Path’s North American cousin doesn’t but provide the e-Energy hybrid powertrain just lately launched right here, although it has dropped its naturally aspirated 2.5-litre four-cylinder petrol engine for a 1.5-litre turbo three-pot with variable-compression expertise.

This pumps out 150kW of energy and 305Nm of torque, 15kW and 61Nm greater than the two.5-litre nonetheless provided in Australia. The Chinese language-built model of the X-Path additionally provides this turbo three-pot.

To the top of September, Nissan has bought 9350 X-Trails in Australia. That places it seventh in its section, behind the Toyota RAV4, the associated Mitsubishi Outlander, the Mazda CX-5, Hyundai Tucson, Subaru Forester, and Kia Sportage, in that order.

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