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Nissan updates X-Trail MultiBed for sleeping in car

10.09.2026 08:00 1 min 1 source РУС
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Nissan updates X-Trail MultiBed for sleeping in car
Original source: Yahoo!ニュース

Nissan Motor Sports & Customizing (NMC) has released an updated version of the X-Trail MultiBed, designed for sleeping in the car. The model features new seats and upholstery, and now complies with the latest regulations. Prices start at 5,362,500 yen.

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Nissan updates X-Trail MultiBed for sleeping in car

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