Nissan has unveiled the 2014 e-NV200, ahead of its debut at the Tokyo Motor Show.
Previewed by the e-NV200 concept, the production model has a Leaf-inspired
front fascia with rounded curves and blue-tinted headlights. We can
also see a charging port that resides where the grille would typically
be located.
Interior pictures were not released but Nissan says the e-NV200
will have an advanced telematics system and a rear power supply that
can be used to provided power for outdoor events or emergency
situations.
Motivation is provided by a lithium-ion battery which powers an
electric motor that develops 109 PS (80 kW / 107 hp) and 280 Nm (206
lb-ft) of torque. Detailed specifications haven't been released, but
the battery can be given an 80 percent charge in just 30 minutes thanks
to a "Quick Charge" system. The battery can also be used to power tools
and equipment which could make the e-NV200 an ideal vehicle for mobile
restaurants or workshops.
Nissan also announced the production model will be offered in three
configurations: a panel van, a passenger carrying shuttle / taxi and a
family-oriented version which will apparently be called the Evalia.
The e-NV200 will go on sale in Japan next year and will eventually be sold worldwide.
Source : Al Ain Japan
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