Discover Nissan’s X‑Trail Multi‑Bed, the rugged SUV that transforms into a comfy sleeping space for weekend campers—see specs and pricing now!
Nissan has unveiled a special‑edition X‑Trail Multi‑Bed for the Japanese market, turning the family‑friendly SUV into a ready‑to‑sleep mobile campsite. Built on the sport‑oriented Rock Creek trim, the new model adds an integrated fold‑out bed, catering to the growing trend of weekend over‑night trips on wheels.
A SUV With a Built‑In Bed
The heart of the Multi‑Bed package is a double‑size mattress that lies flat across the cargo floor once the rear seats are folded. Made from water‑repellent Cordura fabric with striking red stitching, the mattress matches the Rock Creek interior color scheme. When not in use, it detaches, folds, and slots back into the boot, preserving cargo space. Nissan also offers a rigid floor panel and an optional rubber mat to protect the luggage area on rough terrain.
Design, Materials and Outdoor Accessories
Outside, the X‑Trail Rock Creek Multi‑Bed can be equipped with the Sotoasobi package, featuring a matte‑black cap‑over, bolt‑on cladding and a unique badge. Other accessories include an Outdoor kit (mudguards, door sill protectors and hand‑grip guards), a Roof Carrier for rooftop loads, and the Rock Creek Basic Plus bundle (floor mat, rain‑proof cover and wheel locks). All options are designed to keep the vehicle looking rugged while adding practical camping functionality.
Off‑Road Capability and Powertrain
Under the hood, the Multi‑Bed retains Nissan’s self‑charging e‑Power hybrid system paired with the e‑4ORCE all‑wheel‑drive setup. This combination delivers smooth, low‑emission power ideal for both city driving and off‑road adventures, letting owners explore remote campsites without sacrificing efficiency.
Pricing, Availability and Competition
The X‑Trail Multi‑Bed will debut at the 2026 Tokyo Auto Salon and is already on sale in Japan, starting at roughly ¥5,327,300 (about $33,000 USD). Optional equipment ranges from a few tens of thousands of yen to over ¥200,000, translating to additional costs of several hundred thousand Vietnamese dong.
In the same segment, Subaru’s Forester is also being styled for outdoor and off‑road use, giving consumers a comparable alternative. However, Nissan’s unique built‑in sleeping solution sets the Multi‑Bed apart as the most versatile family SUV for spontaneous camping trips.