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The Nissan Townstar EV has quite the reputation to uphold. It’s the replacement for Nissan’s popular e-NV200 panel van, which set the template for small electric vans when it was introduced in 2014 and regularly topped the European sales charts until it was axed in 2021. Unlike the e-NV200 (which...
This 2021 Nissan NV300 review covers the medium van that Nissan launched in 2016 as a rival to the Ford Transit Custom and Volkswagen Transporter. Based on the Renault Trafic, it offers good value, a large load area and an agreeable driving experience. But lags behind the best rivals for payload.
This 2021 Nissan Navara review covers one of the most popular pickups in the UK, bridging the gap between working vehicle and lifestyle vehicle better than most rivals. This version was first launched in 2016, then thoroughly updated in 2019, with a facelift that brought a number of key...
The Nissan NV400 is a large van that competes in the same area of the market as the Ford Transit, Peugeot Boxer, Citroen Relay and Fiat Ducato. This 2021 Nissan NV400 review will tell you everything you need to know, but the quick hits are that it's good value, offers high payloads and comes with a...
The Nissan e-NV200 is a small electric van that has proven so successful for Nissan that it’s elected to continue producing it in 2021 even though the regular diesel NV200 has been replaced completely. With a powerful 109hp electric motor, it out-performs every other current small electric van...
The Nissan NV200 is a versatile van that can tackle long journeys with ease but also excels when it comes to city driving. It is refined and comfortable while the light steering and a tight turning circle make it perfect for tackling more built up areas and getting out of a tight squeeze. Space...
The Cabstar bridges the gap between a normal van and truck. Its cab over engine layout makes for impressive carrying capacity and makes it very easy to manoeuvre - ideal if you're working on a busy construction site or delivery in tight city streets. The cabin is larger than the previous Cabstar...
This generation of Nissan Navara pickup truck was developed alongside the Nissan Pathfinder SUV, and as such shares many of the features of a quality off-roader. It is a more sophisticated proposition than a pure utility vehicle, and one of the first pickups to really embrace the lifestyle potential...
Nissan's big panel van came courtesy of its alliance with Renault and the French company's existing partnership with Opel/Vauxhall to produce the Renault Master and Opel/Vauxhall Movano. Thoroughly refreshed in 2003, the Interstar provided a strong challenge to the large panel van sector favourites...
The Kubistar is a small van in the same mould as the Ford Transit Connect, Peugeot Expert and Renault Kangoo. Especially so with the Kangoo, as aside from the Nissan badge on the front, the Kubistar is a Kangoo - the two are identical. The Kubistar is a good alrounder: nippy enough around town,...
Thanks to its tie-up with Renault in the late part of the last century, Nissan suddenly found itself able to plunder Renault's van ranges wholesale and re-label them with Nissan badges. Thus the Japanese manufacturer ended up with one of the widest light commercial vehicle ranges in the world. The...
Whether you're using the Navara as a second car (a lifestyle choice as Nissan puts it for surfers, bodyboarders and mountain bikers) or simply using it to shift men and materials on a building site, you'll appreciate why Navara is the best pick-up of its generation. Available as a single (known...
There are two lengths of Nissan Townstar EV to choose from, called L1 and L2. The extra length for the longer model is added between the wheels and they have larger side doors that are wide enough to load a Euro pallet through. Nissan Townstar EV L1 exterior dimensions Length: 4,486mm Overall...
