RANGE AND PRODUCTION
Precise specifications and trim levels will be released nearer to the new Qashqai’s on-sale date of January 2014.
Built in Europe, for Europe
The success of the original Qashqai has meant success for the European motor industry. Production of Qashqai at Nissan’s Sunderland plant in the UK has been running around the clock, with three shifts, since 2010 to keep up with demand.
Sunderland is the biggest-ever plant in the UK, producing more than 500,000 cars a year. The Qashqai is the main vehicle produced at the factory, along with the new Note, Juke crossover and the state-of the art LEAF electric vehicle.
All figures subject to homologation.
Today marks the most significant milestone in the crossoversegment for seven years.
At the heart of the new Qashqai lies accessible technology. A suite of innovations which, whencombined, form a unique package of driver aids which not only significantly enhance safety andconvenience, but deliver exceptional value to Nissan drivers.
Combining conventional passenger car efficiency with the sense of adventure of an SUV has alwaysbeen a key part of the appeal of crossovers.
Underneath the new Qashqai’s sleek body is a new modular platform that has been tailoredspecifically for the second-generation crossover.
The all-new Qashqai, the car that redefines the crossover sector, has been honoured with one of the motoring industry’s highest accolades – the What Car? Car of the Year Award for 2014.
Redesigned from the ground up, the new generation Nissan Qashqai is now rolling off the production line at the company's record-breaking Sunderland plant.