New Nissan QASHQAI Ti e-POWER the most accessible e-POWER model yet

Melbourne: Nissan’s most accessible e-POWER model yet has arrived, with the QASHQAI Ti e-POWER unlocking Nissan’s innovative hybrid technology for more Australians than ever before.

Previously, Nissan’s e-POWER technology was available only on the flagship QASHQAI Ti-L, and the street-smart QASHQAI N-DESIGN, but it will now also be offered on the QASHQAI Ti, priced at $47,165 Manufacturer Suggested Retail Prices (MSRP)*.

That makes it the most accessible e-POWER model to date, with the QASHQAI Ti joining the X-TRAIL ST-L e-POWER ($49,490 MSRP*) in delivering an EV-like drive experience and impressive efficiency.

The QASHQAI Ti e-POWER delivers the same generous equipment list as the petrol-powered QASHQAI Ti and also benefits from the range-wide updates to design, technology, safety and connectivity that arrived with the MY25 QASHQAI.

“We describe e-POWER technology as the powertrain for now: delivering a smooth, quiet and EV-like drive experience, and improved efficiency, without ever needing to recharge,” says Warwick Daly, Deputy Director Product & Retail Campaigns, Nissan Australia.

“The arrival of the Ti e-POWER also expands the QASHQAI’s appeal even further, with the range now spanning five grades, electrified and ICE powertrains, and the confidence of five-star safety right across the line-up.”

“e-POWER technology is now more accessible than ever before, and we can’t wait for Australian drivers to experience it for themselves.”

Like the Ti-L and N-Design e-POWER models, the QASHQAI Ti e-POWER combines a variable compression ratio 1.5L turbo-petrol, three-cylinder engine with a power generator, inverter and electric motor, with a combined system output of 140kW and 330Nm. Nissan’s e-Pedal^ Step and regenerative braking further enhance the EV-like drive experience.

Contributing to that EV feeling is the lack of a traditional gearbox, which means the wheels are only driven by the electric motor, delivering smooth and instant acceleration similar to a full battery electric vehicle.

The advanced turbocharged engine generates the electricity, which is transferred via the inverter to either the 140kW electric motor or the 1.8kWh battery (or both, according to the driving scenario).

The result is a smooth, quiet drive, improved efficiency and complete range freedom, without ever needing to plug in.

 2025 Nissan QASHQAI pricing and grade walk:

Nissan QASHQAI ST
$34,665 MSRP