Nissan's dynamic Crossover duo, Qashqai and Juke, have both picked up awards from leading industry publications, Fleet News and Parkers.

Cars in the Fleet News Crossover sector were judged on a number of criteria, including operating costs, suitability for their use as business cars and the level of support from the manufacturers and their corporate sales teams. Qashqai beat off stiff competition from rivals including Kia Sportage, Range Rover Evoque, MINI Countryman and Skoda Yeti to take the title. Stephen Briers, Editor Fleet News commented: "The Nissan Qashqai is the car that originally defined this segment. It's always been a favourite among company car drivers looking for something more practical than a hatchback. Costs have always been competitive, but now, with the new 1.6-litre diesel engine with stop-start, it is class leading." Not to be outdone by its big brother, Juke also picked up a Best Crossover award from Parkers, proving that this fashionable small car has more than just style on offer. These awards are not decided by a panel of judges but by an analysis tool which takes into consideration running costs as well as the purchase price making them unique in the industry. Depreciation, showroom tax, service costs and fuel consumption are all taken into consideration before the final decision is made. Kieren Puffett, Editor of Parkers added: "The Nissan Juke is winning many fans for delivering sheer value for money and outshined its rivals in the Crossover category by holding on to its value. Its diesel engine is frugal and its low emissions mean you pay nothing for first year road tax. The Nissan Juke Visia 1.5 dCi is a class act, proving that you don't have to pay the earth to own a great looking car and is an extremely worthy winner." Commenting on the double award win, James Douglas, Nissan's Corporate Sales Director said: "We always try to provide consumers with the lowest possible running costs and it is great to see both our Crossover models being recognised by two of the leading experts in the industry. With the addition of the technically advanced 1.6-litre dCi stop-start engine in Qashqai, we are confident that we will continue to deliver further value to all fleet drivers."

If you want technology in your car, you can't do better than buying British. That's the overwhelming verdict of the 29,000 motorists who took part in the 2012 Auto Express Driver Power survey.

They voted the Sunderland-built Nissan Juke as having the most useful, reliable and best-value gadgets of any car on sale.

The Juke topped our new technology category with an impressive score of 92.47 per cent, thanks to in-car kit such as the colour reversing camera, cruise control and steering wheel-mounted stereo controls. One delighted Juke owner, Susan Gubbins, from High Shincliffe, Durham, told us the Bluetooth wireless connectivity was the biggest hit with her family. She added: "We sync our iPhones and take turns to stream music." Other drivers were equally pleased, with many praising the dynamic control, which changes the handling characteristics of the car. The Juke wasn't the only Nissan to get the thumbs-up from owners, either – the Qashqai and X-Trail finished in fourth and ninth respectively in our tech chart. Herve Genin, crossover category manager for Nissan GB, said: "The Juke is packed full of useful technology, such as a colour rear-view camera, touchscreen sat-nav, torque vectoring and a dynamic control system."

Smaller than a family car but bigger than a city car, the supermini is the inbetweener that strikes the balance between space and performance. In this year’s Driver Power Survey Nissan Juke beat Toyota iQ, Honda Jazz Mkll, and the Peugeot 206 to claim top place.

Auto Express puts its success down to consistent high scoring across all categories, we put this down to Juke’s first rate engineering. It comes as no surprise that Juke picked up top prize for New Technology when you consider Juke gives you features such as a colour reversing camera, touch-screen satellite navigation and an automatic lighting system. In fact, Juke smashed the poll by claiming an impressive 92.47% win. Auto Express explained that Juke’s dynamic control was highly regarded, also mentioned was its Bluetooth wireless technology which enables you to stream music. Nissan’s top ten success didn’t end here either, with Qashqai and X-Trail following close behind in fourth and ninth places.