http://www.whatcar.com/car-news/2015-nissan-e-nv200-seven-seat-confirmed/1350377 2015 Nissan e-NV200 seven-seat confirmed Doug Revolta, Editorial assistant Jun 8, 2015
[image http://cached.imagescaler.hbpl.co.uk/resize/scaleWidth/668/offlinehbpl.hbpl.co.uk/news/RCW/e-NV200-7seater-2-WEB-20150608101254730.jpg ] The Nissan e-NV200 is launching as a seven-seater in July 2015 Nissan’s electric MPV, the e-NV200, is now available with seven seats and an additional trim level. What is it? The e-NV200 is an electric version of the NV200 commercial vehicle. A seven-seat version goes on sale in July. What engines can I choose from? The MPV is available with the same electric powertrain as the Leaf and Nissan claims it has a range of 106 miles on a single charge, reaching an 80% charge from empty in 30 minutes. How much equipment does it come with? Range-topping Evalia trim is now available on the e-NV200 and features automatic lights and wipers, cruise control, steering-wheel mounted controls, privacy glass and a reversing camera. It boasts 2940 litres of space in the rear with the second and third row of seats folded away, and 870 litres with all seats in place. The additional two rear seats in the third-row can be folded and stowed. How much does it cost? Including the government grant of £5000, prices start from £19,895, when opting to lease the battery, and from £23,400 if buying outright. Prices go up to £27,260 for a range-topping Evalia trim seven-seat e-NV200 when buying the battery outright, including the grant. The price is reduced to £22,255 if leasing. What are its rivals like? In the electric MPV segment, the e-NV200 is unchallenged. There are no electric-powered rivals on the market, so it’s in a class of its own. However, buyers may still need convincing to go electric over cheaper fuel-powered alternatives such as the van-like Peugeot Partner Tepee. [© Haymarket Media Group 2015] ... http://www.env200.com/ http://www.theautochannel.com/news/2015/06/08/133319-nissan-uk-launches-7-seat-e-nv200.html Nissan Uk Launches a 7 Seat e-NV200 [2015/06/08] [image http://www.theautochannel.com/news/2015/06/08/133319-nissan-uk-launches-7-seat-e-nv200.1.jpg ] Seven-seat e-NV200 goes on sale in July Model is world’s first all-electric seven-seat MPV Introduction of full-trim Evalia to e-NV200 line-up Model launched in response to high demand RICKMANSWORTH, UK -- June 8, 2015: Nissan will broaden the appeal of its award-winning all-electric e-NV200 this summer with the UK launch of a versatile and practical seven seat version. The new model – the world’s first pure electric seven seater – is being introduced in response to huge interest from fleet operators and larger families keen to capitalise on the market-leading e-NV200’s low running and maintenance costs and zero emissions performance. Prices start at £19,895 (incorporating the Government Plug-In Car Grant) for those choosing the convenience of the Nissan Flex battery leasing option*, and from £23,400 (inc PiCG) for those purchasing outright. At the same time, the e-NV200 line-up will be further strengthened with the addition of a new ‘Evalia’ version available in five and seven-seat form – offering a ‘full trim’ option for the ultimate combination of technology, style, sophistication and comfort. The developments mean the e-NV200 will be available as a panel van, five or seven-seat Combi, or five or seven-seat Evalia – giving customers the freedom to specify a vehicle that best suits their lifestyle or business requirements. Launched in response to demand The launch of the seven-seat version fills a gap in the market for an electric vehicle (EV) capable of accommodating larger groups of people. Private hire companies and shuttle services in particular have been keen to see its introduction since the e-NV200 was launched last year. The reason for this demand is clear. The e-NV200, which is based on the proven technology of the Nissan LEAF – the world’s bestselling electric car – costs from just two pence per mile** to run and costs much less to maintain than a conventional diesel van. Total cost of ownership is estimated to be £2,500 lower than a conventional diesel over three years***. Yet, despite the low costs of ownership, the e-NV200 offers outstanding all-round performance. It has a homologated NEDC range of 106 miles on a single charge and can be charged from zero to 80% full in as little as 30 minutes. Space and versatility The seven-seat version of the e-NV200 is configured with an additional two full-size seats to the rear of the vehicle, which can be individually and effortlessly folded and stowed. The result is a supremely flexible and user-friendly interior that can quickly be optimised for either passengers or payload. With all seating in use, the vehicle can accommodate seven adults with ease, offering ample leg and headroom for all occupants. But the seven-seat e-NV200 can also be configured for cargo. With the second row of seats rolled forward and folded and the sixth and seventh seats folded to the side, a cavernous 2.94 cubic metre load space is revealed – big enough to transport three full-size bicycles with the wheels in place. Even with all three rows in place, the seven seat e-NV200 still boasts an impressive 870 litre cargo capacity, allowing it to transport seven people and a large volume of luggage. Evalia – an enhanced experience The introduction of the new Evalia trim level improves simplicity for customers, such as VIP transfer providers, looking to ‘spec’ top of the line models. While Combi models come with an extensive list of optional extras, allowing buyers to cherry pick their creature comforts, Evalia models wrap everything up into one neat package to offer the highest levels of style, comfort and luxury. For example, the Evalia comes complete with privacy glass (or optional clear glass for private hire purposes) on rear windows and co-ordinated exterior detailing. [© 2015 The Auto Channel] http://www.express.co.uk/life-style/cars/583047/Nissan-MPV Nissan launches all-electric MPV By Craig Thomas Jun 8, 2015 [image http://cdn.images.express.co.uk/img/dynamic/24/590x/Nissan-583047.jpg New Nissan e-NV200 ] World's first seven-seat electric vehicle to appeal to larger families wishing to minimise their environmental impact Nissan has announced the launch of the e-NV200, which it claims is the world's first all-electric, seven-seat MPV. It will go on sale in July in the UK. The electric engine powering the e-NV200 is based on the same technology used in the Japanese carmaker's Leaf model, which it claims is the world's best-selling electric vehicle (EV). The model has been introduced in response to what Nissan says is huge interest from fleet operators and large families, who want to take advantage of the low running costs and zero tailpipe emissions. It has an official range of 106 miles and can be charged from empty to 80% full in as little as 30 minutes. Prices for the even-seat versions start at £19,895, which incorporates the government's Plug-In Car Grant (which amounts to £5,000) for those who opt for Nissan's Flex battery leasing scheme, or from £23,400 (also including the government grant) for buyers who wish to purchase outright. The range-topping Evalia version - which includes features such as rear parking camera, Bluetooth, heated seats and tyre pressure monitors, and would be suitable for use in the private hire industry - starts at £21,590 with a leased battery or £26,595 when bought outright. The e-NV200 will be available as a panel van, or as a five- or seven-seat passenger vehicle, to suit a range of customers' lifestyle or business requirements. The two full-size rear seats can be folded and stowed to create additional space for luggage. In addition, with the second row of seats moved forward and folded, and the third row of seats folded to the side, a 2,940-litre load space is said to be big enough to transport three bicycles with the wheels in place. With all three rows of seats in place, there's still 870 litres of load space. [© 2015 Northern and Shell Media] http://www.worldcarfans.com/115060895022/nissan-e-nv200-gains-seven-seat-version-for-uk-market Nissan e-NV200 gains seven-seat version for UK market [2015/06/08] By Adrian Padeanu Starts at £19,895 (including government grant) Nissan is introducing a seven-seat version of the e-NV200 electric vehicle in United Kingdom which will be available from next month. Compared to the regular five-seater, this new version adds two full-size seats in the back that can be individually folded and stowed whenever there's need for additional cargo capacity. Nissan says the e-NV200 has enough room inside the cabin for seven adults or for up to 2,940 liters for carrying items once you fold down the second and third rows of seats. If all the seven seats are in place, the vehicle still has a generous 870-liter capacity. The 2015 Nissan e-NV200 (UK-spec) kicks off at £19,895 (including the Government Plug-In Car Grant) when leasing the battery while buying the car together with the battery increases starting price to £23,400. Speaking of the battery, it has enough juice for up to 106 miles (170.5 km) and can be charged to an 80% level in only half an hour. [© worldcarfans.com] [dated] https://transportevolved.com/2015/03/03/nissan-officially-launches-7-seat-evalia-variant-of-e-nv200-electric-minivan-in-europe/ Nissan Officially Launches 7-Seat Evalia Variant of e-NV200 Electric Minivan in Europe By Nikki Gordon-Bloomfield • March 3, 2015 Mar 3, 2015 - In its default guise, the 7-seat e-NV200 Evalia also comes with a single piece tailgate rather than twin hinged doors, although we believe the ... ... 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