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Used Nissan Qashqai Interior Light
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About Interior Light
The Qashqai Nissaninterior light in a motor vehicle is one of the more useful aids to a driver and passengers. Its operation is simple yet extremely effective, ensuring that whenever one of the doors of the vehicle is opened, the Qashqai Nissaninterior light is activated, enabling the interior of the car and its contents to be clearly visible in even the darkest of conditions.
In most vehicles the Qashqai Nissaninterior light is positioned within the vehicle immediately above the dashboard or around the ceiling. In some larger models of car there is more than one Qashqai Nissaninterior light to ensure that light is shed around the whole of the vehicle’s interior. The Qashqai Nissaninterior light unit connects to the vehicle’s battery independent of the ignition system, enabling it to be engaged at any time that one of the doors is opened.
Some interior lights are capable of being tilted in order to cast light on a specific spot within the vehicle. There are generally three basic controls that are available for the use of a standard Qashqai Nissaninterior light. The usual mode enables the light to switch one when one of the vehicle doors is opened and to switch off (sometimes with a short delay period) when the door is closed. Alternative settings are permanently on and permanently off.
The Qashqai Nissaninterior light serves as a useful aid to drivers and passengers in all vehicles during the hours of darkness.
Nissan Qashqai trivia
- The 7-seater version of the Qashqai, the Nissan Qashqai+2, got its release in 2009 and was an immediate hit with parents who wanted to use it for the school run.
- It takes just under eight hours to build a Qashqai, but you’ll also need the 390 machines that do all of the weldings on the production line.
- The Nissan Qashqai is so fuel-efficient that you can drive from Land’s End to John O’Groats on a single tank of fuel (that’s 839 miles!). This isn’t a theory either, as it has been done in a 1.5dCi Nissan Qashqai.
- For every minute that the production line is working, a Qashqai is built.
- In Australia, the Nissan Qashqai is known as the Nissan Dualis. That’s because bosses at Nissan were worried that the Australians would mistakenly call it the Cash-Cow (it’s actually pronounced Cash-kai).