Red Bull Racing Relies on Fleet of Support Pickups, Vans
For the fourth year, Nissan will provide light commercial vehicles (LCV) and related services to Infiniti Red Bull Racing Formula One team. Nissan will be providing a fleet of 80 pickups and vans to support the team.

Photo: Nissan

Photo: Nissan
For the fourth year, Nissan will provide light commercial vehicles (LCV) and related services to Infiniti Red Bull Racing Formula One team.
“We are very pleased to continue our support of the multiple World Champion Infiniti Red Bull Racing team and look forward to the coming season,” said Nissan Corporate Vice President Philippe Guérin-Boutaud, responsible for the Global LCV Business Unit. “Nissan is confident that our wide range of innovative, reliable and versatile light commercial vehicles – from pickups and trucks to vans – will provide valuable support to the team at F1 races around the world.”
Nissan will supply a light commercial fleet composed of around 80 vehicles, including the award-winning Nissan NV200, the Nissan NV350, the highly acclaimed Nissan NV400, and the 100 percent electric Nissan e-NV200.
In the LCV segment, Nissan has global annual sales of nearly 1 million pickups, trucks and vans that contribute to the success of millions of entrepreneurs, according to the company.
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