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The second generation Nissan Qashqai debuted back in 2013 and lasted unchanged until 2017, after which the manufacturer carried out the first and rather large-scale restyling. The model received a seriously modified technical filling, a refreshed interior, several previously unavailable options and a completely redrawn appearance. Despite the fact that most of the body panels have remained the same, the new product is fundamentally different from the pre-reform model. The front end has received a more aggressive design. Striking are the narrow and pointed headlights with a contour of LED daytime running lights and small focusing lenses at the corners. The radiator grille has retained the V-shaped chrome trim, however, it has become many times larger. The front bumper also features more prominent shapes, as well as different fog lamp sections and decorative recesses. Nissan Qashqai is a compact urban five-seat crossover. Its overall dimensions are: length 4394 mm, width 1806 mm, height 1624 mm, and wheelbase 2646 mm. The ground clearance is average by the standards of this class and is 200 millimeters. The platform itself has a lighter layout with a transversely located power unit and a fully independent suspension. McPherson in front and multi-link in the back. The Qashqai's trunk is relatively roomy. In its standard position, it can take up to 430 liters of cargo, and there is a spare wheel well under the floor. If you fold the backs of the second row, you get a flat floor and up to 1,585 liters of free space. In the domestic market, Nissan Qashqai will be equipped exclusively with gasoline power units. The basic one is a 1.2-liter inline petrol four. Thanks to the turbocharging system, it is capable of developing about 115 horsepower and 190 Nm of torque. As a transmission, a mechanic or a variator is offered, the drive is exclusively front-wheel drive. In this configuration, the crossover accelerates to a hundred in 10.9-12.9 seconds, gains a maximum of 173-185 kilometers per hour and consumes about 6.2 liters of gasoline per hundred in a combined cycle. Older versions of Qashqai will be equipped with a two-liter inline atmospheric four with 144 forces and 200 Nm of torque. As a gearbox, you can also choose a mechanic or a variator, as well as an optional all-wheel drive system. Depending on the transmission option, the car will reach 100 km / h in 9.9-10.5 seconds, can reach 182-194 km / h and consume approximately 7-7.7 liters on the combined cycle. Nissan Qashqai is offered in eight different trim levels and has a ton of different optional equipment. Older configurations will be able to boast a variety of airbags, not only in the panel and pillars, but also on the windows, an air conditioner with several work zones, front and rear parking assistants, full power accessories, heated and electrically adjustable seats, a panoramic roof, a keyless entry system, 19 -inch alloy wheels, advanced multimedia, as well as active cruise control and anti-collision system.