Nissan Qashqai III [1.3 DIG-T MHEV 158 HP] | Test Drive

[@AliAliapaz]

thx for all the info

[@dirtydeeds2012]

Did you test the bose sound system?if so what was your thoughts on it.good vid thanks

[@POVDriverTV]

No

[@ANGELUS5548]

Does it make a little rattle noise when turning steering wheel around dashboard

[@ANGELUS5548]

No need to worry guys seems like only my qashqai was had faulty part on ur wheel bearing needed replacing only 2 months old less then 500 miles on it good standards of Nissan lol

[@spasićććM]

How's the general feeling of the car ( quality of the interior, engine possibilities, acceleration, consumption, and especially x tronic transmission)? Regards

[@BelTricky]

The interior is ok. Better would mean more expensive and for me it’s good as it is. Same for the engine. This depends on the way you drive it, but as it’s no sports car the acceleration in standard settings is fine. I love the combination of CVT and Propilot ! It’s relaxing to drive all roads, but especially on the highway, using the safety systems. I tried sport setting once and you do feel the difference. Nice when I get to the German highways next summer 😊. I have driven the car for 1300km (new car of course) and have a consumption of 6,9 lt/100km. The only thing I don’t really like so far is the steering help (so far). And it’s ashame You need to buy the Tekna or Tekna+ to get fog lights in the front. Nissan failed tho deliver there… Hope this does answer some of your question. Greetz

[@spasićććM]

@@BelTricky Thanks for the feedback. I'm thinking of buying a new car in spring or summer 2022, and qq is on top of the list. I haven't had a test drive yet, but my pick is tekna + with cvt and 20 inch alloys to get Multi link in the back ( dont need awd). All the best.

[@sic22l]

Interior is very high quality, one of the best in the class. Steering and suspension feel nice. Engine options are limited. Engines feel pretty anemic (actual 0-100km/h time for the more powerful 158hp version is around 10 s) even with the manual transmission, it's a car for relaxed drivers. Fuel consumption is pretty high as well (9l/100km in the city, 8-9l on the highway, drops below 7 only on the country roads). Sound insulation is good at low speeds but aerodynamics are bad, it gets pretty loud inside on the highway. As you can hear in the video - there's a lot of wind noise at 120km/h. It's also pretty expensive. Nissan did many things right but sadly they also did a few things wrong. I think Mazda CX-30 is a better option and if you need more space I'd consider Mazda CX-5 or Peugeot 3008.