With the Nissan NV200 commercial van as the platform of ... and 73 inches tall (with the pop-top stowed for travel). With the optional roof rack, another 4 inches is added to its overall height.

For the past year, we've been living with and testing a 2013 Nissan NV200 SV cargo van as an alternative ... These packages come in several partitions, roof racks, and shelving combos installed ...

As far as the roof mounted cargo racks make sure to explain ... I would reccomend this vehicle for commercial use. The Nissan NV200 price depends on several factors, including the trim level ...

rust pitting is happening fast on the roof - it’s the ugliest car ... other small vans were for sale and found that Nissan had one called the NV200. My van has no back window but that does ...

VERDICT The NV200 is the cheap and cheerful option in the city-van segment, but some buyers will want more capability. Although it shares the first two letters of its name with Nissan's full-size ...

Enhancements for 2020 improve the Nissan ... high-tech systems on the NV200. Only an electronic stability-control system is standard, along with front airbags and roof-mounted curtain side-impact ...

the e-NV200 XL Voltia model gets a higher roof, increasing cargo space by 90% over the standard e-NV200, according to Nissan. Internal-combustion vans are typically offered in high-roof and low ...

The latest comes from Nissan and is all electric NV200 outside, modern office inside ... when the doors close thanks to a panoramic glass roof. A smartphone-controlled LED lighting system ...

Nissan originally began testing of an all-electric version of its NV200 light commercial van back in mid-2010 before showcasing the e-NV200 concept at the North American International Auto Show in ...

which all can be charged using the roof mounted solar panels. Benefitting from the electric powertrain used in the Nissan Leaf electric car, the e-NV200 has an energy-saving ‘B-mode’ and ...

The Nissan NV200 looks compact on the outside ... plus wheelarch protection, at £129. A roof rack will set you back £508; a flanged tow bar with electrics is a £425 dealer fit option.