Introduction: Nissan refreshed the third generation of the Qashqai compact crossover in 2024, giving the car a Japanese warrior’s look, trying to regain supremacy on the segment.

Introduction: Nissan unveiled the third generation of its compact SUV Qashqai at the beginning of 2021, and it showed a completely new design language for the Japanese brand.

Introduction: The best-selling crossover in Europe, Nissan's Qashqai is also the Japanese carmaker's most successful model in Europe in all of its 83-year old history. The second generation was not exactly due for a mid-cycle facelift, since it continued to have an unrivaled market share, however, Nissan decided to produce one anyway.

Introduction: This is the leader of the compact-SUV segment in Europe. Its affordable purchase price, very good brand image and good vehicle abilities made it a top seller. Over 2 million units were sold in just five years of production. It was helped by the SUV trend, but also the other manufacturers could sell more. But they didn't like the Qashqai did it.

Introduction: The first generation of the Nissan Qashqai was a huge success on the European market. The car maker experience in the 4x4 segment payed off. In 2010, the car went through a major facelift.

Introduction: After joining forces with the French carmaker Renault in 1999, which led to the Renault-Nissan Alliance in 2002, the Japanese automaker revamped its lineup, and that included the Qashqai crossover.