Qashqai’s imminent Australian launch means it is price and detail time. Nissan has promised Qashqai has stepped up the quality and equipment levels, packed into a more stylish body. There has also been a 4kw/5-kw increase in power, bringing the 1.3 turbo petrol to 110kw/250Nm.
The new Nissan Qashqai is a small SUV that’s big on what matters, and I can’t wait for Australians to climb behind the wheel,” says Adam Paterson, Managing Director Nissan Australia.
Qashqai got a 5-star Euro-NCAP rating thanks to the addition of a centre airbag and the AutoPilot system which includes Lane Keep Assist on ST-L and above.
The All New Qashqai comes late in 2022 with range-wide multi-link rear suspension, a new X-Tronic CVT and a 6.1L/100k fuel figure.
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In-cabin technology is grade dependent, and includes a 12.3” infotainment screen, DAB, wireless Apple CarPlay and Qi phone charging.
Some models have a two-tone paint effect with a pearl black roof over the body colour.
ST $33,890*
- 5-star Euro NCAP safety rating
- centre far-side airbag
- rear camera
- rear parking sensors
- Forward Collision Warning
- Forward Emergency Braking (Junction/Pedestrian/Cyclist
- Lane Departure Warning with Intelligent Lane Intervention
- Intelligent Blind Spot Intervention
- Traffic Sign Recognition
- Rear Cross-Traffic Alert with AEB
- Intelligent Cruise Control and High Beam Assist
- Stay connected as standard
- 8.0” infotainment screen
- Apple CarPlay®~and Android AutoTM~
- six speakers
- 7.0″ TFT
- Intelligent Key with push-button start.
ST+ $37,890*
adds
- fog lights
- 18″ alloys
- 3″ HD infotainment
- wireless Apple Carplay®~
- wired Android AutoTM~
- satellite navigation
- Around View monitor and more.
ST-L $42,190*
Adds
- advanced ProPILOT semi-autonomous driving and safety aids.
- 12 cell adaptive LED Matrix headlights
- rear privacy glass
- LED turn signals
- part-leather accented seating
- 19″ alloys
- eight-way powered driver’s seat
- dual-zone climate control and more.
Ti $47,390
The top of the range models brings
- 8″ Head Up Display with the navigation and infotainment data
- premium quilted leather accented interior
- massage function on the front seats
- hands-free power tailgate
- 10-speaker premium BOSE audio system and more.
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