Nissan Qashqai 2010

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Since its launch in Europe in March 2007, the Nissan Qashqai has exceeded all ambitions of sales, with 500,000 customers word that the delivery will take place at the end of the month. This helped the British manufacturing industry during the recession, like all the Qashqai is manufactured at Nissan's Sunderland plant here in the United Kingdom.

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The visual change most striking for the Nissan Qashqai is the forehead, where a total renovation has taken. All new hood, front bumper, fenders, grille and headlamps combine to give the Qashqai an air of sophistication of price, quality and presence. The new front-end design is shared with the Qashqai +2.

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At the rear, the overall shape of the lighting remains the same but now includes a feature to reduce drag. One design goal has been adopted more transparent, with the upper, the reverse lights and indicators of housing, it is clear, while the bottom section with the brake lights at night, its color is red. Furthermore, the brake and tail lights operate using 12 LEDs for maximum clarity. Two new exterior colors have been added: the red and magnetic mineral Gray. The two colors complement the philosophy of sophistication added that thanks to global restyling.

In addition, two new models of alloy wheels will be introduced. Both are five-spoke design a 16 - one 17 inches in diameter - it adds the presence minimized the Nissan Qashqai.

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As changes to the front of the Nissan Qashqai, a number of other changes around the car has had the effect of improving the aerodynamic efficiency, with the coefficient of drag to 0,34-0,33.

Additional storage compartment is designed for comfort, with a new behind the Cubby central cluster is ideal for a mobile phone or portable audio player. In addition to wheel-drive versions due (when all the MODE switch is not equipped), there is a new area for parking tickets, map, magnetic keys, ideally located between the seats, not behind your speed dial.