Nissan turns e-NV200 into country’s first all-electric seven-seat MPV

2015-06-22 13:36:53

Nissan has unveiled a seven-seat version of its pure-electric e-NV200 van. Powered by the same electric powertrain that is used in the company’s Leaf passenger car, the e-NV200 seven-seater has a range of 106-miles when fully charged. An 80% charge is reached in 30 minutes. It goes on sale in July, and if you lease the battery and deduct the £5,000 government grant, it will then cost you between £19,895 and £22,255, depending on which model you choose.

The range-topping Evalia trim level will cost you £27,260 if you buy the battery outright. It includes a reversing camera, cruise control, automatic lights and wipers, steering wheel mounted audio controls and privacy glass.

With all seven seats in use, there is 870-litres of capacity in the boot. Fold the second and third rows of seats away, and this increases to a cavernous 2,940-litres.

The e-NV200 seven seater is unchallenged in the market place, with no pure-electric powered alternatives of the Peugeot Partner Tepee or Citroën Berlingo available.

This article was prepared by our car news team First4Auto

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Andrew Merritt-Morling

Chief Editor

Associate Member of the Guild of Motoring Writers