Nissan QASHQAI 2025 Arrives to Take on the Jeep Compass in Brazil
Nissan is ready to shake up the Brazilian market with the launch of the Nissan QASHQAI 2025. With an eye on the success of the Jeep Compass, the Japanese brand has invested heavily to bring a new mid-size SUV that promises to steal the spotlight here.
The Nissan QASHQAI 2025 comes ready to challenge the reign of the Jeep Compass. The brand has already announced an impressive investment of billions in Brazil to launch the second generation of the Kicks, produce a locally made turbo engine, and, of course, bring this highly anticipated mid-size SUV.
Performance and Dimensions
With generous dimensions, the Nissan QASHQAI 2025 offers a length of 4.43 m, a wheelbase of 2.67 m, a width of 1.89 m, and a height of 1.61 m. Additionally, it features a trunk capacity of 504 liters, larger than that of the Compass. The design is striking and sporty, with a Black Piano front grille, air intakes in the bumper, and fully LED headlights.
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243-horsepower hybrid SUV with a 560-liter trunk arrives for less than 200,000 reais, directly targeting the top-of-the-line versions of Japanese and Korean rivals in the Brazilian market.
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Engine of the New Mid-Size SUV Nissan QASHQAI 2025
The QASHQAI 2025 offers three engine options. In the entry-level and mid-range versions, it features a 1.3 turbo engine with 157 horsepower, already known in the Brazilian market. The transmission can be a six-speed manual or CVT automatic, with the option for all-wheel drive.
The novelty is the hybrid e-Power system in the more sophisticated versions, which combines a 1.5 turbo gasoline engine, acting as a power generator, with an electric motor, achieving 190 horsepower and 33.6 kgfm of torque. Fuel consumption is impressive: 18.5 km/l on the highway and 21.4 km/l in the city.
Interior and Technology
Inside, the Nissan QASHQAI 2025 does not disappoint. With refined finishing, it offers comfortable space for five adults, a panoramic sunroof, a premium Bose sound system, a head-up display, and a modern 9-inch multimedia center. In terms of safety, it comes equipped with eight airbags, lane departure alert, traction and stability control, autonomous emergency braking, and much more.
Fierce Competition with Jeep Compass
Alongside the Jeep Compass, the Nissan QASHQAI 2025 enters the fray with models such as the Volkswagen T-Cross and the Toyota Corolla Cross. But the standout feature of the QASHQAI is the e-Power hybrid engine, which places it a step ahead in efficiency and economy.
Pricing and Launch
The Nissan QASHQAI 2025 will be produced in Brazil and will have competitive pricing. The more basic versions start at R$ 150,000, while the top-of-the-line models with hybrid engines can reach R$ 210,000. The official launch is scheduled for the first half of next year, promising to further stir up the mid-size SUV market in the country.
Get ready, because the Nissan QASHQAI 2025 comes with everything to dethrone the Jeep Compass and claim its place in the sun in Brazil.


Se o carro chegar com tudo isto, motorização híbrida, apresentando um consumo excepcional, e com um preço competitivo, vai tirar os clientes do COMPASS. Eu tenho um Compass, mas trocaria por este. Aguardemos