X FOUR identifies the four-wheel-drive version. The rear electric motor assists traction while the front motor remains the main source of propulsion.

It adds dedicated Autech exterior styling, roof rails, crossover details, revised suspension and increased ride height compared with the regular Note.

No. The e-POWER system uses a petrol generator engine, so the vehicle is refuelled normally and does not require an external charger.

The additional clearance can help on uneven streets and speed breakers, although it is still a compact hatchback rather than a heavy-duty SUV.

No. The electric 4WD system improves traction on wet, loose or slippery roads, but the vehicle is not designed for deep mud, rock crawling or severe off-road use.

Autech versions use dedicated trim, materials and visual details. Comfort, ProPilot, camera and multimedia equipment depend on the specific production year and options.

Official Autech source-market specifications included distinctive two-tone combinations. The exact roof and body color should be verified from the import documents and vehicle paint code.

Check the front and rear electric-drive systems, e-POWER battery, suspension, underbody, roof rails, cameras, auction history and evidence of accident or flood damage.