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Clarky94, personally I have seen no information on the Testing of Intelligent Keys on the New QQ J12 Model. There has been a couple recent posts on the subject and personally I would recommend just to be Safe is to buy a Shielding Pouch, these are not expensive, work and are convenient.
I am not sure which or if any Organisation check this System but here are a couple of attachments for information from Thatcham - Dave

From Amazon for example : https://www.thatcham.org/what-we-do/sec ... car-crime/
https://www.thatcham.org/what-we-do/security/

I don't see why it should be any different - if it was I suspect they'd be telling us?

On this post I wrote a report with Pics from the QQ Presentation here and I actually asked the MD of one of our Dealerships the question of the Intelligent Key. What is amazing to me is the total lack of interest on this subject by manufacturers.
As Gloucester has mentioned if an improvement had been made it would be All Over in Black & White as a Positive, for me still a Pouch & Steering Lock at present - Dave

My question to the MD - I did push on the Security of Intelligent Key and what had Nissan done - Whoops no answer ! I then showed the Dealers Son (MD) my Pouch from “Themis Security” and told him I presented this to his father 3 years ago, he then asked for me to forward him the facts - Done ! - but still no Feedback

Looks like Nissan has updated the Finnish brochure about additional equipment with the photos of different equipment and they show the 17" wheels.
My dealer said that ETA for the test drivable vehicle is next week, so if that estimate is correct I should be able to drive one soon.

As mentioned on the forum previously, the washer jets are now part of the wiper arm (splash free wipers):

New in-depth J12 Nissan Qashqai test-review by reputable "Whatcar" :

https://www.whatcar.com/nissan/qashqai/ ... /review/n7

Thanks for the link, QaiFan. My earlier post queried the amount of boot space in the Tekna+ and the WhatCar? review has confirmed that the Tekna+ has a slightly smaller boot. I wonder if that also means reduced headroom for the driver and passengers too or just the boot area?

It’s worth noting that you get a slightly smaller boot if you go for a Tekna+ model. That’s because the range-topping trim has different rear suspension that requires a higher floor.

QaiFan wrote: ↑Wed Jul 14, 2021 2:57 pm New in-depth J12 Nissan Qashqai test-review by reputable "Whatcar" :

https://www.whatcar.com/nissan/qashqai/ ... /review/n7

AFAIK and according to several Youtube reviews headroom is also reduced, but because of the panoramic roof that is (at least in some regions) standard in the Tekna+ trim !

Has anyone picked theres up yet and got any feedback on either the auto or manual mpg or is it to early.

Not collected mine yet but have noted several comments, on various Qashqai Facebook Groups, that the mpg on the new QQs is pretty poor.

Also noted a comment left on a “Nissan” Facebook advert, promoting the new QQ, that the battery/batteries on his brand new MHEV QQ failed after a week and the Nissan technicians aren’t sure how to proceed. He is unable to use the car?

McVicar wrote: ↑Fri Jul 16, 2021 8:04 am Has anyone picked theres up yet and got any feedback on either the auto or manual mpg or is it to early.