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Nissan QASHQAI laps Tassie without stopping for fuel
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Summary: Nissan’s updated 2026 QASHQAI e-POWER completed a 1303km lap of Tasmania on a single tank, achieving 4.5L/100km fuel consumption. The hybrid SUV’s revised powertrain features a new ‘5-in-1’ design combining the motor, generator, inverter and hardware into one unit, with a 1.5-litre turbo-petrol engine delivering 42 per cent thermal efficiency.
Brands mentioned: Nissan
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