Nissan has just added a new version to its Qashqai and Qashqai+2 five- and seven-seater compact crossovers’ range. Named the 360 Edition, it is available in all engine and transmission options and will go on sale in Europe this month.
The 360 gets its name from the Around View Monitor, a system that uses four cameras to give drivers a 360-degree “helicopter view” of their vehicle.
Its standard equipment list includes the Nissan Connect infotainment system with satellite navigation, iPod and Bluetooth connectivity, as well as part leather upholstery on the seats, door trims and armrest, and a gloss trim on the gearlever surround and door handles.
The Qashqai 360 is distinguished from other versions by its gross black finish on the roof rails and mirror covers, the 18-inch “machine-finish” black alloys, privacy glass and a panoramic sunroof. Moreover, apart from the existing colors, the 360 will be available in Pearl White paint that will be exclusive to this model.
The new variant of Nissan’s crossover is already available in the UK. Prices start from £19,945 for the entry-level 1.6-liter 5-speed manual model and top at £27,095 for the all-wheel drive Qashqai+2 with the 2.0-lited dCi diesel engine mated to the six-speed auto transmission.
By Andrew Tsaousis
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