It will be one of ten new Nissan or Infiniti models set to arrive by 2027. In Europe, Nissan will launch the next-gen LEAF later this year, followed by the new Micra EV and Qashqai electric crossover.

Japan Nissan Reporters try out Nissan’s e-Power electrification technology on the current Qashqai model at the company’s Grandrive facility in Yokosuka, Japan, outside Tokyo, Monday, May 26, 2025.

In Europe, Nissan will launch the next-gen LEAF later this year, followed by the new Micra EV and Qashqai electric crossover. In 2026, the new Nissan Juke EV will join the lineup. Nissan’s ...

SINGAPORE – Nissan has subtly refreshed its capable Qashqai compact sport utility vehicle (SUV), but its appeal continues to be hampered by a relatively high price, stemming from its certificate ...

NISSAN QASHQAI. Rating ★★★★☆ Price. from €39,900 - €54,400 as tested in SVE trim. Engine. a 1.3 or 1.5 petrol hybrid that drives like an electric, but still has heft.

Nissan launched the third generation Qashqai in 2021 and, in mid 2024, released a refreshed version with a redesigned front-end inspired by the Ariya EV, updated convenience features and improved ...

The Nissan Qashqai is no stranger to innovation. In fact, it’s often credited as being the car that launched the family SUV trend that has taken over the automotive industry. This time, it’ll ...

L ike other long-running model nameplates before it – Range Rover, Toyota Corolla, VW Golf – the Nissan Qashqai has been constantly evolving, being honed to purpose over successive generations ...

On our 2.3-mile drive at a Nissan test facility, we found the sensation of driving e-Power still feels like a hybrid, but it was not a bad thing as the transition was smooth and almost seamless.

When Nissan launched its Qashqai sports utility in 2007, few reckoned on it being a massive success and a significant car. Essentially a big family hatchback, the Qashqai had the high seating ...

NISSAN QASHQAI. PRICE: From about $38,000 drive-away. ENGINE: 1.3-litre turbo-petrol 4-cyl, ... This new SUV is an absolute monster and some of its wild features are straight out of an action movie.

2025 Nissan Qashqai e-power. Picture: Supplied The idea with e-Power is that it’s a stepping stone to EV life, but the fuel consumption on test was higher than expected at 6.0 litres per 100km ...