Discover Nissan’s X‑Trail Multi‑Bed, the rugged SUV that transforms into a comfy sleeping space for weekend campers. Learn more and book your test drive today!
Introducing the X‑Trail Multi‑Bed
Nissan has unveiled a special‑edition X‑Trail Multi‑Bed for the Japanese market, converting the popular family SUV into a ready‑to‑sleep adventure vehicle. Built on the sport‑focused Rock Creek trim, the new model adds a fold‑out double bed that lays flat across the cargo floor once the rear seats are folded.
Why a “sleep‑in‑the‑car” SUV?
Weekend camping is booming in Japan, and drivers are looking for a vehicle that can double as a comfortable sleeping berth without the hassle of a separate tent. Nissan previously offered a Multi‑Bed option on vans such as the Caravan and Serena, but this is the first time the feature appears on an SUV.
Bed design and interior details
The heart of the package is a Cordura‑wrapped mattress that resists water and features bold red stitching that matches the Rock Creek interior. When not in use, the mattress folds up and can be stored in the boot, preserving cargo space. Nissan also offers a hard‑plastic floor panel with an optional rubber mat to protect the cargo area on rough terrain.
Off‑road capability and powertrain
All Multi‑Bed versions keep the X‑Trail’s e‑Power hybrid system—a self‑charging electric motor paired with the e‑4ORCE all‑wheel‑drive setup—delivering smooth, efficient performance on both city streets and back‑country trails.
Exterior upgrades
Buyers can choose from several accessory packs. The Sotoasobi package adds a matte‑black “capa” cap, bolt‑on side rails, and a unique badge. The Outdoor pack includes a front mudguard, door steps, and hand‑grip protectors. For roof‑top gear, the Roof Carrier kit provides rack space, while the Rock Creek Basic Plus kit adds floor mats, a rain‑proof cover and wheel locks.
Pricing and availability
The X‑Trail Multi‑Bed went on sale in Japan with a starting price of ¥5,327,300 (around $893,000 VND). Optional accessories range from a few tens of thousands of yen to more than ¥200,000, translating to roughly a few hundred million VND.
How it stacks up against rivals
In the same compact‑SUV segment, Subaru’s Forester is also being styled for outdoor use, but the X‑Trail Multi‑Bed offers a dedicated sleeping solution that the Forester lacks, giving Nissan an edge for camping enthusiasts.
First look at Tokyo Auto Salon 2026
Nissan plans to showcase the Multi‑Bed at the 2026 Tokyo Auto Salon, where visitors can see the flexible interior and rugged accessories up close.
Ready to turn your next weekend into an outdoor adventure? Explore the X‑Trail Multi‑Bed today.