If you take the view that a Hybrid isn't quite 'EV' enough but you're put off by the range, price and charging issues that currently afflict Electric Vehicles, then you might be interested in Nissan's enhanced e-Power technology. And should you be seeking a mid-sized family SUV, you'll find it works well fitted beneath the bonnet of this priciest Qashqai model.
Pricing could be an issue of course. For the money Nissan is asking here, you could have a Plug-in Hybrid with lower tax liability. But after looking at the e-Power concept, you might feel this clever Qashqai nails the eco-driving brief rather better than one of those, especially in this improved form. It's always an EV; yet always gives you engine range flexibility. There's a cost for that, but we can understand why you might see it as one well worth paying.

Nissan connect navigation with google maps

Two rear isofix child seat anchorage points with top tether

Remote central door locking with deadlocking

White ambient light (Partial area coverage)

Nissan connect 12.3 inch touchscreen infotainment system

Electrically adjustable lumbar support for driver

Traffic sign recognition with legal speed adjustment

One touch front and rear electric windows with remote opening and closing

Dual zone automatic climate control with pollen filter

Electric handbrake with auto hold function

Wireless Apple CarPlay and wired Android Auto

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Nissan Qashqai

1.5 E-Power 205 Acenta Premium 5dr Auto