The third-generation Qashqai (J12, 2021-onwards) shares its cabin footwells across the mild-hybrid petrol and the Qashqai e-POWER. The MY24 facelift changed the nose and dashboard trim without touching the floor pan.
Five things to know before you buy floor mats for the Nissan Qashqai
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Mild-hybrid and e-POWER share cabin mats. Battery packaging affects boot volume (504 L vs 479 L) but not the passenger footwells. Front and rear mats fit either powertrain.
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The vertically-flipping boot floor is a boot feature only. The J12’s clever floor divider that flips upright to split the boot is a boot organiser, not a cabin floor mat concern. Aftermarket cabin mats do not interact with it.
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Second-gen (J11) Qashqai mats do not fit. The J12 uses a wider front footwell and different retention pattern. Confirm the listing says “2021-onwards” or “J12”.
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Tekna+ trims add a panoramic roof. That reduces headroom by ~20 mm but does not affect mat fit.
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The rear liner should be one piece. The Qashqai’s rear centre floor has no tall tunnel hump, so a one-piece rear liner sits flatter than a three-piece.
Frequently asked questions
Are the pre- and post-facelift MY24 Qashqai mats interchangeable?
Yes. The facelift changed the exterior and infotainment; the floor pan and retention hooks are unchanged.
Do the Qashqai and X-Trail share floor mats?
No. The X-Trail sits on a longer wheelbase with a different footwell layout despite being related.