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Nissan Begins Making Electric Vans in Spain
Nissan Motor Co. has launched production of its second all-electric vehicle, the e-NV200 van, in Barcelona.
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Nissan Motor Co. has launched production of its second all-electric vehicle, the e-NV200 van, in Barcelona.
The facility is the sole source of the model, which Nissan plans to export to 20 international markets, including Japan. The e-NV200, which joins the Nissan Leaf electric sedan, will be marketed in Europe as a light commercial van, passenger vehicle and electric taxi.
Nissan also plans to export the e-NV200 to 20 international markets, including Japan.
Barcelona will introduce the e-NV200 as an electric taxi. Nissan's piston-powered NV200 has been adopted as a taxi in New York City, and Nissan said previously that an electric version may be offered later.
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