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Revised Nissan NV300 and NV400 announced
Date: Wednesday, November 6, 2019 | Author: Sean Keywood
Nissan has launched updated versions of its NV300 and NV400 vans.
The NV300 is now available with a new 2.0-litre diesel engine producing 120hp, 145hp and 170hp – with the most powerful two available with a new dual-clutch automatic transmission – as well as a previously available 1.6-litre 95hp diesel.
The NV400 can now be had with 2.3-litre Euro 6d-Temp engines producing 135hp, 150hp or 180hp, or 2.3-litre Euro VI engines with 145hp or 165hp and rear-wheel drive.
The NV300 has received interior upgrades including upgraded seat fabric, satin chrome finishes, a black dashboard and a new-generation DAB audio system, while the NV400 gets a redesigned dashboard and steering wheel, and a new pull-out storage tray and door panel storage.
Both vans come with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity, and a new infotainment touchscreen interface.
The NV400 has also gained blind spot warning, side wind and lane departure alert systems, along with automatic wipers and lights, rear park assist, a rear view camera, hill start assist, and extra locks for the rear and side doors.
Prices excluding VAT for the updated ranges start from £21,655 for the NV300, and £24,390 for the NV400.
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