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  • Nissan e-NV200 Electric Van

    Ankita Katdare

    Ankita Katdare

    @abrakadabra
    Updated: Oct 24, 2024
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    Nissan is giving the electric van concept a go. The company has announced the e-NV200 compact van which will go into production in 2013. This is the company's second electric car after Nissan LEAF - #-Link-Snipped-#

    The current NV200 line up has already sold around 100,000 units. Its popularity led it to be chosen as the next generation New York City 'Taxi of Tomorrow' following a rigorous selection process.

    Are you glad about the move from Nissan?
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  • ISHAN TOPRE

    Member • May 25, 2012

    Haven't seen Nissan leaf taking a big leap ahead as was the air that time. Or should I say, the company is still strangulated in its partnership with Renault. I am still optimistic to see something like a Maruti 800 from Nissan. Afterall, Nissan plant in India topped all its production records previously.
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  • vikaskumar11233

    Member • May 29, 2012

    Japanese carmaker Nissan is to make its new 100% electric van the e-NV200 in Barcelona, Spain starting in 2013, the company has announced.​
    With the allocation of production of all-electric van to the company’s Barcelona plant, will come an investment of euro 100 million and around 700 new jobs.​
    The e-NV200 will be Nissan’s second all-electric offering after the LEAF, which is currently being rolled out across Europe and elsewhere.​
    The Barcelona plant will be the sole producer of the new van, while Nissan’s Avila plant in central Spain will be producing a new medium-duty truck, indicating the current competitiveness of Spain’s industrial operations.​
    “[The] e-NV200 represents a genuine breakthrough in commercial vehicles and further underlines Nissan's leadership within the electric vehicle segment,” says Nissan’s executive vice president Andy Palmer.​
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