Nissan's New Small Versatile People Carrier and Van

Nissan's New Small Versatile People Carrier and Van

Nissan is preparing a move into the global small van market with the introduction of its all new spacious yet compact NV200 small van.

OneShift Editorial Team
OneShift Editorial Team
25 Feb 2009

At a glance
-- Three different configurations of NV200
-- Sliding side doors for ease of entry
-- 4.1m3 of loading space in van version
-- Economical petrol and diesel engines
-- Low cost of ownership
-- Family version is seven seat people carrier
-- Global model for multiple regions

Designed from the outset as both a commercial and a passenger vehicle, the Nissan NV200 brings new levels of space, comfort and practicality to the small van market, both in Europe and other global markets.

NV200 will be available in three different versions: a van with the largest load space in its class and two seven seat variants - the functional Combi version for loads and passengers, and the more plush passenger car version, which will be shown at Geneva Motor Show next month.

"The Nissan LCV business is in a phase of expansion even in these challenging financial circumstances," said Andy Palmer, Senior Vice President, Global Product Planning, Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. "We aim to expand our business with smart new products and services that meet the needs of our customers, both in Europe and around the world."

He added: "The NV200 is our proposal for a global small van. It offers outstanding utility and smart convenience with low cost of ownership, packaged in a highly functional design. With this vehicle, Nissan aims to meet the needs of customers looking for a functional, adaptable light van. We will launch the NV200 in Japan before summer, in Europe in autumn 2009 and then in China and other markets."

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Credits: Jarvis

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