By Demand for electric vehicles is growing. That’s why it is not surprise all fans expect 2017 Nissan e-NV200 with impatience. This might not be the best performer, but fuel economy is the main highlight. Furthermore, design of the electric vehicles can be as attractive as for classic model. When you have a transporting van, comfort is very important, and e-NV200 can meet these demands, also. Competition is this segment is not too big, but these kinds of vehicles are not so popular at this moment. As sales records rise, we will see more hybrid vans on the streets.
2017 Nissan e-NV200 engine
The 2017 Nissan e-NV200 will be all-electric vehicle. Concept of this van came out at Detroit car show in 2014. Nevertheless, great push for this vehicle came from Leaf. It is mainly because of the drivetrain. New e-NV200 will get power from 24 kWh battery pack. This drivetrain is installed under the floor. With it, van gets extra cargo space. We still don’t know details about transmission and further specs. However, some reports claim that range will be around 110 miles.
2017 Nissan e-NV200 styling
Although this van is more interesting because of its drivetrain, we mustn’t forget about styling. Front fascia is attractive, mainly because of bumper in same color as body. LED lamps provide better visibility and safety on the road. Other safety features are new air bags, assistance systems and easy controls. Inside, we can also see comfortable seats and pleasant interior. Digital instrument panel gets new features. Most important is battery level meter. Well, comparing standard petrol vehicle and electric van, there are many similarities.
2017 Nissan e-NV200 release date
We are already in 2017 and we can expect news about release every day. Nevertheless, new van will take some time to get into hearts of buyers. But, all eco-friendly drivers will be happy to hear that 2017 Nissan e-NV200 charges 80 percent of batteries in just 30 minutes. Another mystery is price. Some rumors say it can carry a price of $35,000 for base model. Nevertheless, we need confirmation about this in future.
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