The Nissan Qashqai is three model years into its role in the Canadian crossover universe. Initially launched in Canada for 2017, it takes a spot alongside the popular Nissan Rogue — itself slightly larger and more powerful—as a little brother of sorts.

For 2020, the Qashqai’s been refreshed with a new hood, bumper, grille, and lighting to give the front end a more serious and meaningful presence on the road. And if you’re after the latest safety tech, all of it, you’ll find it here. Ditto one of the most advanced parking assists on the scene, a Bose sound system, full smartphone connectivity, and more.

On dynamics, the Qashqai is a mixed bag. Most should find the Qashqai delivers a relatively more comfortable ride than expected, but really, the easy-to-use connectivity, safety, and parking tech are its most valuable assets. Consider the Qashqai one more for its features and gadgets, rather than for the way it feels in motion.

Check out the full review on Driving.ca right here: https://driving.ca/?p=407329

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