Nissan looks to higher revenue from new Qashqai to help reverse losses in Europe

Nissan Qashqai front web 2022 — Nissan has increased revenue per unit by 18 percent in Europe with models such as the new-generation Qashqai compact SUV (shown), launched in 2021, COO Ashwani Gupta said.

May 14, 2022 07:50 AM

Nissan says net revenue from sales of the new Qashqai compact SUV in Europe is 38 percent higher than for the previous model, giving the company hope that it can reverse continuing losses in the region.

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