Aiming for a sharper look and a more tech-savvy interior, the 2024 Nissan Qashqai takes design cues from its electric sibling, the Ariya.
A bolder mesh grille sets the tone upfront, flanked by sleek daytime running lights and cleverly concealed headlights. New LED lighting accents throughout and a redesigned rear bumper round out the refreshed exterior.
Step inside, and you’ll find a thoroughly upgraded infotainment system powered by Android and seamlessly integrated with Google features.
Nissan Connect Services offers peace of mind with remote lock and window reminders, theft, and towing alerts. A unique “invisible hood view” provides a virtual perspective of the front wheels, making tight maneuvers and parking a breeze.
The upgraded Around View Monitor goes even further, providing you with several perspectives and a bird’s-eye view of the car to aid you in handling any challenging circumstance.
For those seeking a dynamic driving experience, the innovative e-POWER system delivers instant torque and a smooth, linear response. Built-in the UK in 2007, the Nissan Qashqai continues its production legacy at Sunderland.
This popular crossover SUV boasts a refreshed design and ditches the three-cylinder option entirely. In its place, a 1.3-liter mild-hybrid engine takes center stage, offered with multiple power outputs for driver preference.
An even more exciting addition is the e-POWER variant, where a 1.8 kWh battery and 188 horsepower electric motor create a dynamic driving experience. While the Qashqai doesn’t offer a plug-in hybrid or electric version, Nissan directs those seeking those options to the larger Ariya BEV. So let’s talk about the UK market’s price structure, where the base Acenta Premium starts at £30,135 ($38,538).
