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  • 2014 Nissan e-NV200 – Price and Specs

    Nissan has announced the pricing of the revolutionary e-NV200 – the 100% electric van that will change the LCV market forever. The model combines the exceptional all-round capability and versatility.

    It will hit the market in July in both panel van and five-seat combi form, and in two distinct trim levels, the groundbreaking newcomer offers exceptional running cost savings over a conventional diesel van, making it an unbeatable proposition for businesses large and small.

    The all-electric e-NV200 van Acenta is priced from just £16,562, while the combi is priced at £22,859. Meanwhile, those choosing the Flex option, with monthly battery rental starting from £61 per month will see their initial outlay (incorporating PiVG/PiCG) on the same Acenta level van and combi fall to just £13,393 and £17,855 respectively.

    e-NV200 drivers can expect to benefit from up to £2,500 of fuel savings with the vehicle costing 2 pence per mile, while maintenance costs will be reduced by £575 based on servicing, parts and wear and tear.

    Standard equipment includes luggage slide hook (slide type) & parcel tray, full metal partition with window, 2 speaker CD/FM audio system with MP3/iPod compatibility, rear view camera, steel spare wheel, cable Mode3 32A T2, electric door mirrors, 15” steel wheels, ABS/VDC, iKEY, front power windows, 2 side sliding doors, french back doors with panel and x2 speakers.

    Full Pricing

    FLEX (BUY – LEASE)** BUY – BUY
    GRADE OTR w/ GRANT OTR w/o GRANT OTR w/ GRANT OTR w/o GRANT
    VAN ACENTA £13,393 £17,605 £16,562.20 £21,775
    ACENTA RAPID £14,259.40 £18,745 £17,428.60 £22,915
    ACENTA RAPID PLUS £14,681.20 £19,300 £17,850.40 £23,470
    TEKNA RAPID £15,733.80 £20,685 £18,903.00 £24,855
    TEKNA RAPID PLUS £16,155.60 £21,240 £19,324.80 £25,410
    COMBI 5 SEATS ACENTA £17,855 £22,855 £22,859 £27,859
    ACENTA RAPID PLUS £19,349 £24,350 £24,353 £29,353
    TEKNA RAPID £20,639 £25,640 £25,643 £30,643
    TEKNA RAPID PLUS £21,305 £26,305 £26,309 £31,309
    OTR for VAN excludes VAT, includes First reg. fee of £55
    OTR for COMBI includes VAT, includes First reg fee of £55
    Incentive for VAN (PiVG) is 20% up to a maximum of £8,000
    Incentive for COMBI (PiCG) is 20% up to a maximum of £5,000
    * Above figures are based on prices as of May 2014 and calculated for a utilisation period of 4 years and 9,375 miles per year.
    **Subject to monthly battery rental starting at £61 per month

    Battery Lease Grid

    Mileage/year
    Contract term < 6,000 9,000 12,000 15,000
    36 months+ £61.00 £63.00 £75.00 £88.00
    24 months £70.00 £72.00 £84.00 £97.00
    12 months £79.00 £81.00 £93.00 £106.00

    Equipment summary (Van)

    Acenta:

    • Luggage slide hook (slide type) & parcel tray
    • Full metal partition with window
    • 2 speaker CD/FM audio system with MP3/iPod compatibility
    • Rear view camera
    • Steel spare wheel
    • Cable Mode3 32A T2
    • Electric door mirrors
    • 15” steel wheels
    • ABS/VDC
    • iKEY
    • Front power windows
    • 2 side sliding doors
    • French back doors with panel
    • x2 speakers

    Acenta Rapid (additional features over Acenta)

    • Rapid charging

    Acenta Rapid Plus (additional features over Acenta Rapid)

    • Fast Charging (6.6kW on-board)

    Tekna Rapid (additional features over Acenta Rapid Plus)

    • Carwings
    • Cruise control
    • Safety pack
    • Full airbag pack
    • Multifunctional steering wheel
    • Luggage floor protector (standard)
    • x4 speakers
    • 15” alloy wheels
    • Coloured bumpers

    Available Options Across Grades (excl VAT)

    OPTIONS PRICES
    (EXCL. VAT)
    (1) Safety Pack £360
    − Front fog lamps
    − Passenger airbag
    (2) Cold pack £130
    − Heated front seats
    − Heated steering wheel
    − Heated door mirrors
    − Electric door mirrors
    (3) Fast (6.6kW) charging £555
    (4) Glazed French rear doors £150
    (5) NissanConnect navigation system £500
    (6) Air conditioning £450
    (7) Full mesh partition £130

    Equipment summary (5-seat combi)

    Acenta:

    • Luggage floor trim
    • x2 speakers
    • Cruise control
    • Driver adjustable speed limiter
    • CD/FM audio system with MP3/iPod compatibility
    • Rear view camera
    • Air conditioning
    • Steel spare wheel
    • Cable Mode3 32A T2
    • Electric doors mirrors
    • Coloured bumpers
    • 15” steel wheels
    • ABS/VDC
    • i-KEY
    • Front power windows
    • TPMS (Tire pressure monitoring system)
    • 2 side sliding doors
    • Back door with Tailgate
    • 2nd row bench (Folding + ISOFIX)
    • Green tinted glass (2nd row)
    • Rear window defroster with wiper
    • Full Airbag pack (Side + curtain + passenger airbags)

    Acenta Rapid Plus (additional features over Acenta)

    • Rapid charging
    • Fast Charging (6.6kW on-board)

    Tekna Rapid (additional features over Acenta Rapid Plus)

    • Carwings
    • Cruise control
    • Safety pack
    • French back doors with panel
    • Multifunctional steering wheel
    • Luggage floor protector (standard)
    • x4 speakers
    • 15” alloy wheels

    Tekna Rapid Plus (additional features over Tekna Rapid)

    • Fast Charging (6.6kW on-board)

    Available Options Across Grades (excl VAT)

    OPTIONS PRICES
    (EXCL. VAT)
    (1) Cold pack £130
    − Heated front seats
    − Heated steering wheel
    − Heated door mirrors
    − Electric door mirrors
    (2) Rapid charging £1,270
    (ACENTA only)
    (3) Fast (6.6kW) charging £555
    (4) Sliding 2nd row windows £90
    (5) NissanConnect navigation system £500
    (6) Air conditioning £450
    (7) Front fog lamps £140

    Source: Nissan

  • 2014 Brings A Redesigned Nissan NV200 London Taxi

    2014-Nissan-EV200-London-Taxi-shadow2014-Nissan-EV200-London-Taxi-mediumWell then, this NV200 is Nissan‘s take on the London cab concept, and does it look scary or what? Shouldn’t act so surprised really, since this is not the first time Nissan has tried to pass a van for a London taxi. In fact, they’ve been doing it around the world. Must be a response to the global obesity crisis. It’s the looks that really have the most shock value.

    Obviously, there’s a London cab (Hackney Carriage) tribute lingering in there, but it just sends shivers down our spines and not in a good way. It’s creepy – round headlights and a smiley new grill. As close as something inanimate comes human likeness, the more anxiety it causes in people. Not our words, look it up. It’s called the “uncanny valley” hypothesis. Science!

    What’s more fascinating is that it’s also a bland, soulless NV200. The plan is to put it on the streets at the end of this year with a 1.6-liter petrol engine in it, which is supposed to be “far cleaner, with lower levels of NOx and particulates” when compared to the current diesel London Hackneys. Official, though not final, estimations point to 10mg/km of NOx emissions and 1.0mg/km of particles. Again, not surprising for a petrol. It’s won’t be particularly punchy as well, with 115 hp under the bonnet and a tiny bit more than that in lb-ft torque. Alternatively there will be an all-electric version called the e-NV200. It will arrive in the UK at some point in 2015 – silent and creepy.

    Source: Nissan

  • Nissan e-NV200 and NV200 London Taxi at the Commercial Vehicle Show

    Nissan is going to present two new vehicles at the 13th annual Commercial Vehicle Show at the NEC Birmingham. The e-NV200 and NV200 London Taxi will make their official debut.

    The e-NV200, Nissan’s first 100% electric van will make its UK debut at the show.  It has already won praise with fleet operators for zero CO2 at the point of use, driving comfort and generous carrying capacity and payload.

    With prices at the pump continuing to rise, one of the biggest benefits of the eNV200 will be the long term cost savings that can be made by charging the van with electricity rather than filling up with diesel.

    The NV200 Taxi has been modified to accommodate a wheel chair passenger and achieve a 25ft (7.6m) turning-circle – a legal requirement for all Hackney Carriages.

    Built in response to strong fleet and business demand, the new and highly affordable entry-level version of the popular Navara double cab pick-up will be exhibited on the Nissan stand. The Navara Visia has been carefully developed to offer operators a practical, robust and capable pick-up at a price that’s in tune with the times.

    “We’re looking forward to showing the eNV200 to the public and offering a glimpse into the future of vans and their potential low running costs. Fleets that have recently tested the eNV200 have given us excellent feedback and we’re now excited to see the response from the public.”, commented Jon Pollock, Nissan GB corporate sales director.

    “Since we will not only be featuring the eNV200 and NV200 London Taxi in the UK for the first time but also showcasing one of the widest ranges of available commercial vehicles of any manufacturer present, we’re confident Nissan will have one of the most exciting stands at the show.”, he finished.

    Source: Nissan

  • Nissan e-NV200 Panel Van Concept at the Hanover Motor Show

    Nissan will exhibit the e-NV200 Panel Van concept at the 2012 IAA Commercial Vehicle Show in Hanover, Germany. The manufacturer didn’t release any certain information, about their new electric car.

    However, it is likely to have an electric motor with 109HP (80 kW) and 280Nm (207 lb-ft) of torque, and a lithium-ion battery for the charge.

    The company has already announced that the new 2013 e-NV200 Panel Van will actually hit the market in the end of this year. They also claim, that it will have similar driving range to the LEAF.

    Stay tuned!

    Source: Nissan

  • Nissan at Geneva – What’s in store?

    Nissan-e-NV200-concept-thumbNissan is offering some insight of what they have in store for us, the people at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show. Among the many production vehicles that will take part next month in the show, are also four premiering concepts – first seen in Europe are the e-NV200 and Juke Nismo concepts while first ever are the INVITIATION, on which we had news recently here, and another concept that is still a hard kept secret and a surprise, Nissan say.

    The e-NV200 is based on the already successful NV200 which the small difference of being 100% electric. The e-NV200 is the next phase of Nissan‘s dominance on the EV market which began with the multi-award winning LEAF.

    The Juke NISMO concept was fist seen on the 2011 Tokyo Motor Show back in December and now it will be in Europe for the first time. NISMO is Nissan’s motorsport branch which has taken up enhancing everyday mainstream production vehicles to give them that unmistakable feel of a NISMO performance car. They have certainly went the extra mile with the Juke and left it with with an outstanding character and plenty of grunt.

    Production vehicles that will be making an appearance at the Nissan booth in Geneva represent a versatile bunch: From Pixos and Micras to Jukes and Qashqais and even Pathfinders and Navaras. The LEAF and the mighty GT-R will also be there to enchant the public. The common thing however, is that all participants will feature a minor MY2012 Innovation or a special edition.

    The other thing that can be found in every single model is the shared Nissan DNA which is the reason for the company’s success – despite the economic downturn, Nissan in Europe enjoyed its best year in 2011. Sales were up by 25 percent in comparison to 2010. Who knows how much is that number going to climb this year.

    Nissan e-NV200 concept (2012)
    Nissan e-NV200 concept (2012)
    Nissan Juke NISMO concept
    Nissan Juke NISMO concept

    Source: Nissan