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Offering just 7L more than its Juke sibling, the Qashqai boasts 429L of boot space, or up to an impressive 1524L with the rear seats folded. Be aware, however, that opting for the top-spec Ti grade will mean you sacrifice some boot space in favour of Nissan’s Divide-N-Hide cargo system, which allows for increased customisation via removable panels in the boot floor. The Qashqai is 4425mm long and 1835mm wide.
The electric BMW iX1 has the exact same footprint as its non-electric counterpart, the X1, but has slightly less boot space, offering 490L compared to the X1’s 540L cargo area. Both cars share the exact same footprint, however, measuring 4500mm long and 1845mm wide. The iX1’s peak boot capacity is 1495L with the rear seats folded.
Previously, she has been the digital director of both Harper’s Bazaar and Elle, a senior editor at The New Daily, the host of ‘A Taste of Travel’ on Channel Ten and a motoring columnist for CarSales.
Susannah holds a Bachelor in Media and Communications from the University of Melbourne and cut her teeth as an intern for Time Inc in New York City.
She has also completed a television presenting course with the National Institute of Dramatic Art.
She lives in Melbourne with her husband and her son.
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