Seven-seat Nissan e-NV200 arrives in the UK

Nissan has confirmed that a seven-seat version of its electric-powered e-NV200 will be launched in the UK next month.

Customers are certainly going to have plenty of choice. For starters, a new more upmarket Evalia model line is joining the existing Combi range. Then there are two trim grades and the different charging methods to consider, giving a total of seven seven-seat variants.

Nissan e-NV200 Evalia 7-Seater (2015) Rear Side

That just leaves the decision to either purchase the battery pack outright or lease it. Both options take advantage of the government’s Plug-in Car Grant, which is currently worth up to £5,000.

Seven-seat Nissan e-NV200 - UK on the road prices
Battery pack Outright purchase Flex leasing
Combi Acenta £23,400 £19,895
Combi Acenta Rapid £24,245 £21,075
Combi Acenta Rapid Plus £24,900 £21,740
Combi Tekna Rapid £26,080 £21,270
Combi Tekna Rapid Plus £26,745 £21,940
Evalia Tekna Rapid £26,595 £21,590
Evalia Tekna Rapid Plus £27,260 £22,255
All prices are net of the Plug-in Car Grant.

The Nissan e-NV200 has an NEDC range of 106 miles (170 kilometres).

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