2024 Nissan Qashqai can be equipped with Around View Monitor (AVM). When reverse is selected, the view of four external cameras is combined to give a birds-eye view (top view) of the vehicle to allow parking manoeuvres with maximum confidence. The newly upgraded Around View Monitor tech employs four cameras (360 degree camera system).
The upgraded AVM system now features a 3D function allowing the driver of Nissan Qashqai 2024 to see the car not only from above, but also select one of eight different external camera view points to visualise the car from the front, rear, sides or corners to potentially identify any unseen exterior hazards. It works in tandem with Nissan’s Moving Object Detection system, which sounds an alert when it perceives a moving object in the proximity of the Qashqai.
Additionally, a feature known as "invisible hood view" allows the driver to see the position of the front wheels as if looking at them from just behind, which enables them to precisely manoeuvre in tight locations, such as multi-story car parks where there are concrete curbs which would damage a wheel. This view creates the image based on what the front camera can see in front, with the wheels super-imposed into the view to give a sense of perspective.
Another new feature is "Parking Spot Location Memory" which allows the Qashqai driver to save frequently visited parking locations so the car will automatically recognise the location using GPS. When this happens, the car will remember the precise position to allow perfect parking each time - particularly useful when the available space is a tight fit.
Furthermore, the AVM tech can be used to help drivers make a safe entry from a difficult exit onto a road where visibility is limited. It uses a wide-angle front camera to show the view from the front of the bonnet, projected onto the central screen. Like the "Parking Spot Location Memory" function, locations with limited visibility can be stored in AVM’s GPS memory, so it will automatically activate close to the junction.