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Car review: Nissan Qashqai puts on a brave face
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Refreshed Qashqai gets EV-inspired design cue, but no changes to the underpinnings.
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SINGAPORE – Nissan has subtly refreshed its capable Qashqai compact sport utility vehicle (SUV), but its appeal continues to be hampered by a relatively high price, stemming from its certificate of entitlement (COE) category.
Having 156hp on tap is not a lot of oomph these days. But it is enough to put the third-generation Qashqai, launched here in 2022, in the Category B COE. Its rivals are mostly Category A COE models, as they have sub-1.6-litre engines that do not breach the power threshold.
