The Nissan Qashqai has had a mid-life facelift which sees the line-up reshuffled, some new technology fitted to the lower ...

Wheels takes a first drive in the flagship N-Design version of the updated 2025 car with its clever e-POWER hybrid engine.

According to real-world owner reviews analysed in our annual What Car? Reliability Survey, the Nissan Qashqai has proven mostly reliable. However, some owners reported issues, including outdated ...

The Nissan Qashqai is competent to drive rather than exciting. We’d avoid examples with the larger alloy wheels, and although the 1.3-litre petrol does a reasonable job, we reckon the e-Power hybrid ...

Some markets have indeed experienced problems with the Nissan CVT transmission as fitted to many of the brand’s vehicles. It doesn’t seem as widespread in Australia, but some faults have been ...

Broadly, the Nissan remains class-competitive and majors on comfort and good roadholding – less so on outright performance ...

The sales charts don’t lie. UK buyers love a Nissan Qashqai and there’s no doubt that this mid-size SUV, built in the north east, is a more inviting proposition following its mid-life facelift.

The sales charts don’t lie. UK buyers love a Nissan Qashqai and there’s no doubt that this mid-size SUV, built in the north east, is a more inviting proposition following its mid-life facelift.