Nissan creates an NV300 workshop concept

A collaboration between Nissan and British design company Studio Hardie has resulted in a bespoke mobile workshop. Although the conversion incorporates custom-made storage cabinets and LED ceiling lights, it appears that the wrong vehicle was used.

Nissan NV300 Panel Van Workshop Concept (2019) Rear Side 1

Yes, the NV300 van chosen by Nissan is ideal for this project, but surely the high-roof version would’ve offered better versatility and more comfort for anybody toiling away inside?

Nissan NV300 Panel Van Workshop Concept (2019) InteriorNissan NV300 Panel Van Workshop Concept (2019) Rear Side 2

However, such nitpicking doesn’t detract from one of the concept’s primary purposes, which is to showcase a product called Roam. Essentially, it’s a portable power unit that recycles old batteries from the Nissan Leaf electric car. Capacity is rated at 700 Wh, while maximum output is 1 kW.

Nissan Energy intends to start selling the Roam in Europe this spring. Prices have yet to be announced.

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