Nissan issued a recall for its X‑Trail SUV. The recall covers a defect in the steering column that could affect handling. A 2025 model in dark metallic is shown on the web for purchase at about AU$45,000. The 2026 version adds Google built‑in technology and an adventure trim. Auto Express reported that the upgrades appear subtle on the road. Nissan says replacement parts will be provided at no cost.
The company also unveiled the Tekton SUV targeted at Indian and African markets. Is scheduled to be manufactured in Japan for export for export. The rollout in South Africa is likely in the near future.