2025 Nissan Qashqai 1.3 DiG-T 4WD with all the smart features

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So I’ve got this 2025 Nissan Qashqin here — it’s a 1.3-litre turbo diesel with 4WD, and it’s got loads of tech built in. It’s not just a car, it’s kind of a smart assistant on wheels. Front and back USB-C ports, 360-degree camera with moving object detection, head-up display, blind spot warnings, lane departure alerts, and even driver drowsiness warnings. There’s a full digital 12.3-inch screen with Google Maps and Nissan Connect, plus Apple CarPlay and Android Auto without needing cables — just wireless.

Inside, it’s all clean and modern — heated seats, heated steering wheel, automatic climate control with pollen filter, and even a little bottle holder in the front door. The seats are comfy, the rear bench is roomy with 60/40 fold option, and there’s a luggage space with climate control. The mirrors are electric, adjust automatically, and even have LED turn signals. The headlights are smart — they auto-adjust and have adaptive beams.

It’s got a lot of safety stuff: emergency lane keep, traffic jam pilot, rear cross-traffic alert, reversing detection, and even an event data recorder. I use it every day — it’s got everything from parking sensors to a built-in Wi-Fi hotspot.

I live in red-lodge, Suffolk, so it’s not far to get to if you're local. It’s been well maintained and I’ve driven it regularly — not a lot of miles, just good use. I’ve actually been using it for a few years now, and it’s still running like a dream.

The price is £28,020.60 — I know, that’s a bit high, but it’s a solid, feature-packed car with real usability. If you’re looking for something reliable with tech that actually works, this might be the one.

I’m Glyn, and I used to work at a big Nissan dealership — over 30 locations, mostly in London and the south. I’ve seen a lot of cars, and this one’s one of the better ones I’ve ever driven. I’m not selling it just to get money — I’m just looking to move on and find something that fits my lifestyle.

If you’re interested, I can show you around or even let you take it for a spin — just say the word.