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At the 2012 Chicago Auto Show, Nissan unveiled its new NV200 Compact Cargo Van, which the automaker said is designed for customers who want a smaller van for business use. The photos in this gallery show the van's exterior and interior, along with some of the features Nissan is offering for the two van models (S and SV).
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Nissan is offering the van in two models, the Nissan NV200 S and Nissan NV200 SV. The van is powered by a four-cylinder engine and comes in five exterior colors and one interior color.
Read More →In partnering with three technology companies, Nissan’s goal is to evaluate the use of its lithium-ion battery beyond the lifetime of the vehicle for applications such as smart-grid community energy management systems or battery energy storage.
Read More →The program was given an additional $150,000 and has a new deadline for rebates on new electric or plug-in hybrid EVs set at March 31, 2012.
Read More →DETROIT - Nissan said its e-NV200 Concept is a preview of a near-future production version of a full-electric vehicle. The automaker said it’s targeting the vehicle primarily for fleet use.
Read More →Nissan showed a new electric van concept, designed primarily for commercial fleets, the e-NV200 Concept, at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit.
Read More →Our November/December magazine issue for Business Fleet is uploaded online. Check out our feature articles on how small business fleets can save on fuel and commercial auto insurance, and what range anxiety is really like when driving the Nissan Leaf.
Read More →FRANKLIN, TN - The Grilled Cheese Truck and Coolhaus truck are teaming with Nissan to combine their innovative takes on two food classics - grilled cheese sandwiches and ice cream sandwiches - with a pair of custom-outfitted Nissan NV vans.
Read More →The new Nissan NV-based versions will debut during the Los Angeles Auto Show Press Days.
Read More →Five Nissan Leaf users share their driving experiences. Is reality matching expectations?
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