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<table> <tr> <td ><span>The Qashqai marks new high in perceived quality of Nissan vehicles. Nissan’s aim was to reduce development costs and lead-times while increasing vehicle build quality. They chose aesthetica to improve their variation control process and help reduce development time and cost to meet their Perceived Quality targets.<br /> </span> </td> </tr> <tr> <td ><span> </span> <p><strong>aesthetica</strong> introduced a new dimension into the overall Nissan design-to-manufacture process, setting and analysing new tolerance targets and analysing previous pre-set targets adopted for other vehicles.</p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td >This enabled them to compile a realistic portrayal of worst-case tolerance limits and take corrective action before it became a costly brand-threatening reality.<br /><br>The Perceived Quality group now focuses on the digital model rather than physical models, with variation carried out in parallel with design development and engineering feasibility processes.</td> </tr> </table>
Delivering
Perceived
Quality
