What are the dimensions of the old and new Nissan Qashqai models?
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The new Nissan Qashqai has a length of 4385 mm, a width of 1837 mm, a height of 1594 mm, and a wheelbase of 2646 mm. The old Qashqai model measures 4315 mm in length, 1783 mm in width, 1606 mm in height, and has a wheelbase of 2630 mm. Below are the relevant details: 1. Exterior: The overall design of the new Qashqai remains largely consistent with the old model, featuring the iconic 'V-Motion' design language. The grille is divided into upper and lower sections by a bold V-shaped trim, while the slim headlights adopt an open-eye design, enhancing the vehicle's cohesive appearance. The differently colored bumper, fog light area, and air intake design add to the car's aesthetic appeal. 2. Powertrain: The Qashqai continues to be equipped with a 2.0L MR20 naturally aspirated engine, delivering a maximum power of 154 PS and a peak torque of 204 N·m, compliant with the China VI emission standards. The transmission is still paired with a CVT gearbox.
The size difference between the old and new Nissan Qashqai models is quite noticeable. Having driven the old model for several years, I recall its length was about 4.4 meters, width around 1.83 meters, and height approximately 1.6 meters - making it quite suitable for city driving and easy to park in tight spaces. The new model appears more substantial, with length increased to nearly 4.43 meters, width about 1.84 meters, and slightly taller at 1.62 meters. The interior space is much more comfortable, especially in the rear seats - perfect for family outings with children and strollers. The wheelbase has also grown slightly, providing better stability on highways with reduced body float. These changes give the new model a more stylish appearance compared to the old version's rounded design, featuring sharper lines and improved aerodynamics that may contribute to better fuel efficiency. When it's time to change cars, I'll definitely consider the new model as it represents significant overall improvements.
