What are the dimensions of the Nissan NV300?

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CodyDella
07/29/25 12:00pm
The dimensions of the Nissan NV300 are length 4400mm, width 1695mm, and height 1847mm. Powertrain: The Nissan NV200 is equipped with an HR16DE 1.6L engine. In terms of power, this vehicle offers one powertrain option, available in both manual and automatic versions. It features a 1.6L naturally aspirated engine with a maximum power output of 91kW and maximum torque of 153Nm. For transmission, it is paired with either a 5-speed manual gearbox or a CVT continuously variable transmission. The Nissan NV200 is a commercial vehicle built on Nissan's B-segment sedan platform, inheriting various excellent attributes of sedans. As a CDV (Car Derived Van) model, it combines the comfort and safety advantages of sedans with the convenience of microvans for passenger and cargo transport. Spacious interior and multifunctionality are the main advantages of this vehicle. Exterior Design: Notably, this vehicle features excellent sliding door track design, allowing doors to be opened or closed with just a light push or pull. The doors are very lightweight. Since this vehicle is built on a sedan platform, it has a relatively low chassis, which facilitates passenger boarding and alighting. The interior space performance is excellent, with the third-row seats not compromising the rear cargo space. Whether for passenger transport or cargo hauling, it is highly convenient. The abundant storage spaces can be described as thoughtful and meticulous.
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