NissanQashqai e-Power (2022-)
- Available new
- Medium/Large SUV
- Full hybrid
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The full-hybrid version of the Nissan Qashqai – the e-Power – arrived in 2022, then got a facelift in 2024 and powertrain improvements in 2025. Promising the driving experience of an electric car without the need to plug it in, it’s a ‘self-charging’ hybrid with an on-board petrol engine. But how does the Qashqai e-Power fare against rivals such as the Ford Kuga Hybrid, Hyundai Tucson Hybrid and Kia Sportage Hybrid? Find out in our full review.


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