Nissan’s new-look family hatch
This is the dynamic new look of the Nissan Qashqai. </p><p>It will go on sale in February 2007 after its debut at the Paris Show (late September).</p><p>The Qashqai is a new breed of crossover vehicles
This is the dynamic new look of the Nissan Qashqai.
It will go on sale in February 2007 after its debut at the Paris Show (late September).
The Qashqai is a new breed of crossover vehicles – not a typical hatch; not a typical 4×4; but something in between.
It is longer than a typical hatch, but shorter than a typical 4×4. Its rivals will be cars like the Ford Focus and Vauxhall Astra.
The interior features a cockpit for the driver, which is clearly separated from the passenger.
Other key features include:
- Two petrol engines: 1.6-litre (115PS) and 2.0-litre (140PS)
- Two diesel engines: 1.5-litre (106PS) and 2.0-litre (150PS)
- Four transmission options: five-speed manual; six-speed manual; six-speed auto; CVT auto with manual mode
- On sale: February 2007
Nissan used to make boring family hatches: think Almera, Sunny. No longer. This is the all-new Qashqai crossover.
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