[Kippax]

It's a credit card size slot towards the bottom of the dash next to the bonnet hatch.

The OBD port is underneath and to the left as you look at the photo.

 

[Bevo Horn]

No idea, why are the controls in front of the passenger's seat?

 

[Kippax]

I'm in the UK ..... it's a RHD !🤣😂🤣......

 

[Bevo Horn]

I'm in the UK ..... it's a RHD !🤣😂🤣......

Whose fault is that?

 

[Right.On.Q!]

Hmm, maybe this ?

Starting Your Nissan
With a dead Nissan key fob, you can also start your vehicle so you won’t be stranded waiting for roadside service. If you have a Nissan car, truck, or SUV that has a key fob port, place the fob in the port and tap the brake pedal or clutch as you press the START/STOP button. This can still be done even if your Nissan doesn’t have a port. Simply press the key fob against the START/STOP button as you step down on the brake of the clutch.

 

[Bevo Horn]

Hmm, maybe this ?

Starting Your Nissan
With a dead Nissan key fob, you can also start your vehicle so you won’t be stranded waiting for roadside service. If you have a Nissan car, truck, or SUV that has a key fob port, place the fob in the port and tap the brake pedal or clutch as you press the START/STOP button. This can still be done even if your Nissan doesn’t have a port. Simply press the key fob against the START/STOP button as you step down on the brake of the clutch.

I had a 3.5 Altima with a fob port. It was shaped to receive the exact same fob for the Q60. What is pictured is not the fob port.

 

[Kippax]

On my Q60 the manual tells me to hold the fob against the start button and press the brake.

So again it aint that.

 

[Bevo Horn]

On my Q60 the manual tells me to hold the fob against the start button and press the brake.

So again it aint that.

It's a credit card holder. Try it

 

[Kippax]

Not likely !! It's all connected up to the wiring loom.

Some teenager in Kyoto will more than likely clone my card remotely .... and go on a spending spree on AliExpress!

 

[Kippax]

Finally identified it.

An Electronic Toll Collector or ETC.

Common in Japanese vehicles. Apparently it holds a card which automatically makes payments at toll booths so the driver can pass through simply by slowing down and without the need to fumble around for cash or another card.

 

[IridiumRS400]

Apparently it holds a card which automatically makes payments at toll booths so the driver can pass through simply by slowing down and without the need to fumble around for cash or another card.

In my native New York State, USA, it's call EZ-Pass, which is used on toll roads (i.e., the Thruway, I-90). Same concept. I'm surprised it's mounted so low in the dash - the EZ-Pass chip is mounted next to the rear-view mirror.

 

[Omenx]

Love easy pass, keep your Blue states!

 

[Bevo Horn]

Apparently it holds a card which automatically makes payments at toll booths so the driver can pass through simply by slowing down and without the need to fumble around for cash or another card.

In the US we have toll tags that are basically electronic decals that the user applies to the windshield that allow you to use tollways without stopping. I've got a small transponder under the seats of my motorcycles that do the same.