Two new camper vans from Nissan Spain

An increasing number of van manufacturers are commissioning ‘official’ leisure vehicle conversions that can then be sold through their dealer networks.

The latest such case involves Nissan’s Spanish subsidiary. It has just unveiled the NV200 Camper (also available in pure-electric e-NV200 guise) and the larger NV300 Camper, which are being produced in collaboration with Bram Tecnologies.

Nissan NV200 Camper (2018) Rear Side and NV300 Camper (2018) Front SideNissan NV200 Camper (2018) Front Side

Beneath their striking exterior colour schemes, both the two-berth NV200 and the four-berth NV300 have conventional interior layouts. The latter, for example, features swivelling cab seats, a rear bench that becomes a double bed at night, a side-mounted kitchenette and a rear-hinged elevating roof with ‘upstairs’ sleeping space for two more people.

Nissan NV300 Camper (2018) Interior 1Nissan NV300 Camper (2018) Interior 2

Nissan NV300 Camper (2018) Interior 3Nissan NV300 Camper (2018) Rear Side

At the moment, there are no plans to offer the Camper variants outside of Spain.

Related posts:
The Nissan e-NV200 gets more range for 2018
Nissan launches the NV300 (at last)

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