2023 Nissan Qashqai ePower Review | Hybrid Family SUV
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2023 Nissan Qashqai ePower Review | Hybrid Family SUV
Here's my review of the hybrid-powered 2023 Nissan Qashqai ePower 190 (also known as the Nissan Rogue in some markets). Is it all you could want from a family SUV or is it overpriced and over-rated? let's find out.
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I have one now for 6 months no complaints I love it .
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Cheers Jim, top video 👍👍
Thanks Andrew👍
great timing...we have a Qashqai and it's great and I am test driving the new one (petrol auto) on Friday..I drove a low-spec manual when they first came out and thought it was not as well specced as our one..no sunroof/satnav etc..I really fancy the Cupra Formentor though as it's a bit more exciting/different!
I think you'll like the new Qashqai. The Formentor is a great car too! If you have a look in my back catalogue you'll find a review of one of those.
Great video 👍
Thanks 👍
Very nice review... You are doing me a favor that my choice of owning the 1.3 158hp was right. I didn't wait for the E-power version because of the price difference... I got my N-Connecta for over a year now and i can do easily 33 to 37 mpg in the highways(where most of my driving trips are). It's very practical family car and even in the 158 hp you don't feel any weakness due to the weight difference. I do recommend it.
I cannot see any good reason to go for the e-power personally, you made the right move in my opinion.
Another good review. Out of interest do you ever test the headlights? I notice some main beams are pretty weak on dark roads.
I usually do some night driving whilst I have the car but not always. No issues with the lights on this one.
I've got an epower, when I have the lights dipped I get flashed by oncoming cars, thinking I have my beam on.
Great review 👍
Thanks
My Dad has one, he loves it. Although the generator failed and he was without it for a couple of months, faulty batch of generators apparently. I think that might be my concern with these, long term reliability. Nissan have a great reputation with electric cars, not so much with ICE and hybrids though.
Perhaps one to lease?!? 👍
@@DefinitelyNotAGuru I agree 👍
Great review how does it compare to other equivalent Hybrid SUVs like CRV, Tucson, RAV and Sportage?
Good question; it's certainly very competitive but many of those competitors are a bit bigger but each has it's strengths and weaknesses - I've reviewed the others aside from the Tucson so maybe have a dig around and watch those videos 👍
So enjoy your realistic unbias reviews 👍
Thanks Robert
👍👍👍.Thanks Jim
Thanks mate
Those back doors have a great opening, however which car park can you open a back door so wide these days? I can see a few cars in the car park getting a few dinks in them when ya kids swing these doors open to get out. 😳 😢😢 Overall not a bad family car.
I know what you mean, probably ok in a parent and child space or disabled bay though.
The wobbly fuel filler cap is a quality slip up on the part of Nissan Jim. It's a regular contact point, like the door handles and steering wheel, and will be noticed. I'm not entirely sure what the point of this car is, as it's fuel economy isn't anything special. I can't help thinking this car would have been more useful as a plug-in hybrid. Although I believe a full EV version is on the way...
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Panel gaps surely aren't great on these...mine has the same issue with the non fitting fuel cap. Other panel gaps aren't great either... definitely much worse than a VW. Otherwise I love the Qashqai. Especially the interior, which is a very calming place to be. Overall a car that doesn't get on my nerves in daily use.. something many cars don't achieve.
👍👍👍 interior build quality is very good I think
The trip computer has me averaging 49 mpg on my n-connecta epower with about 4k on the clock. Wheels are 18s on mine and no pan roof. Great car and smooth driving. Interior build could be better. Too many rattles
The interior on this one is actually very well screwed together and it’s got >10k on the clock. That fuel filler cover though 👀
@@DefinitelyNotAGuru that's good. Perhaps I got a dodgy one but it's not great. It's leased so not my problem long term
I own a 2018 nconnecta 1.5 diesel im getting between 55/65 mpg on average ive had 75 on motorway a few times. I class 30/40 as really bad.
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Actually like this Nissan. Shame the company appear to be in such a complicated financial position.
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Just sat in a eco 2024 model and ill chose it.
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What puzzles me is BMW had a better system in 2014 with the I3 REX.
True 👍
I've got a brand new Quashquai but I will not buy another. Everytime you start the car you have to accept or decline a disclaimer which is incredibly annoying and dangerous as half the time you are already driving. I have spoken with the dealer and this can't be removed.
A lot of cars have that now, it’s extremely annoying
This is true for all connected cars and mandatory by law: if someone doesn't want to be tracked, there shall be a way to do it.
@@buk63 surely something that you can change in settings - do we REALLY need to do it every single time? at least give US the option.
@@buk63Ford have it setup so if a paired phone is connected, it doesn’t appear, but will still appear if someone else is driving (and no Bluetooth connected) so they’re aware it’s connected/tracked. Don’t know why Nissan couldn’t do same
@joshwalton1977 I'm sorry but this solution seems very easy to trick: just put a paired phone in the glove box and everyone will be tracked without being aware.
Disgrace that the brilliant 1.5DCI which I've owned, is now dumped. Nissan just hasn't a clue anymore.
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Very poor fuel economy
Not amazing
Too boring for me personally- find it totally soulless
Ok
What is the point. Total waist of time, just get the petrol one and save 4k.
You could.
Not if you want to drive with the EV feel.