The Nissan X-Trail should be capable enough for highway driving based on its listed output. Key figures include 2025 2.5L 4WD Standard: 171 Ps; 2025 2.0L 2WD MID: 144 Ps; 2025 2.0L 2WD Standard: 144 Ps; 2025 2.5L 4WD Standard: 126 kW; 2025 2.0L 2WD MID: 106 kW; 6 more variants. Power helps with maintaining speed, while torque matters when merging, climbing gradients or overtaking, so these figures are most useful when viewed through real Malaysian driving conditions.