Nissan Qashqai Car Battery

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What car battery does my Nissan Qashqai need?

The right car battery for your Nissan Qashqai will depend on your car’s model, engine type, and whether your vehicle has Stop-Start technology.

Most Qashqai models will need EFB or AGM batteries to meet the electrical demands of the car. The easiest way to find the right battery for your specific Nissan Qashqai is to enter your registration number in our lookup tool above. This means we’ll only show you our range of car batteries that match the exact specifications your vehicle needs.

With something as important as a car battery, it’s critical to make sure the one you choose is the correct size, technology type, and has the right terminal layout. Without these, your car simply won’t start.

How do I know if my Nissan Qashqai needs a new battery?

Most Qashqai car batteries last between 3 to 5 years, though this will depend on your driving habits and the climate where you live. Luckily, your Nissan Qashqai will usually give you some clear warning signs before the car battery fails completely. Recognising some of these issues early, like slow engine starting or dimming lights, will save you from being caught out.

FAQs

Can I use a standard battery in a Start-Stop Qashqai?

No, if your Qashqai has Start-Stop technology, you’ll need an EFB or AGM battery. Fitting a standard lead-acid battery will lead to your car battery failing and it may cause other electrical issues, risking your safety.

How can I extend my car battery life?

You can extend the lifespan of your Qashqai’s battery and prevent any unexpected failures with care and regular maintenance. Here are some of our top tips:

Take your car for a drive regularly– if your car sits unused for long periods, the battery will start to lose charge.

Turn off accessories whilst idling – it’s best to turn your car off completely to avoid unnecessary battery drain.

Clean battery terminals – check them regularly for any corrosion (this will look white or greenish) and if necessary, clean using a wire brush and a mixture of baking soda and water.

Test voltage – have your battery tested regularly to make sure your battery is still healthy.

Can I fit a Nissan Qashqai battery myself?

You should only attempt to replace your car battery if you have the relevant tools and are experienced enough. If you’re unsure, it’s best to seek a professional opinion.