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Hi, Our business own a Nissan NV-200 (u.s. model 2015) I am looking for a walk in ramp so I can wheel in a dolly with boxes. to load and unload. Anyone have any idea? Thank you in advance!! Maor

I have a 2015 Nissan NV200 the touch screen you touch it and nothing.keeps flashing up no gps found what does that mean? Do you think something is not plugged in correctly?

Hey all - I have a 2012 NV and I noticed that the satnav radio is lacking in the ability to stream bluetooth audio. I noticed that the NV200 and Sentra have a similar radio that includes the 'nissan connect'. Does anyone know if these would evenly swap if I could get a hold of one?

We got our Nissan NV200 SV last Friday. I drove it from the dealer in Ft. Worth to Austin via Dallas over the weekend, put over 350 miles on it. Very impressed so far. Only a few issues experienced... 1. The SV model we got came with Bluetooth. The Bluetooth works well with iPhone 4 iOS v6.1.3. I can make hands-free calls. Turn by turn navigation with Google Maps audio over Bluetooth works. Music from iPhone does NOT go over Bluetooth. Nissan Service technician from dealership says music over Bluetooth is not supported with the Bluetooth receiver. This is a defect in my opinion because audio for phone and turn by turn nav do go over Bluetooth. Why has music audio been omitted? Nissan Service tech says the Technology Package add-on does support music audio over Bluetooth. I have to use the Aux input via audio cord for music audio, not ideal to have a dangling cord and in this day and age, I expected no cord. Truly a shame Nissan did not implement music audio support over Bluetooth! 2. The only other issue so far is that the rubber boot that covers the swing arm for the rear door expansion (to open rear doors 180 degrees) is already coming off. I may not use the 180 degree swing out very often, but the fact that the rubber boot is already coming off is a problem as it could get lost easily. We've only had the vehicle 3 days so as things come up, I will add to this thread.

Nissan NV200 Mobility Taxi adds a dose of accessibility to the new-look cab Nissan has been making hay with its NV200 light commercial vehicle in New York. We've known since last year that the van will see service as a taxi in the Big Apple, and more recently, we learned that a variant will be kicking around to rescue ailing Gibson guitars. At its press conference this year, Nissan continued the onslaught with a wheelchair-accessible version of its NV200 Taxi. . . Read more here. Click here to learn more about the Nissan NV.

NISSAN TO PRODUCE 100% ELECTRIC VAN IN BARCELONA - Electric variant of NV200 to launch in 2013- - All-new 100% electric e-NV200 to enter production in FY13 - Nissan's second all-electric vehicle allocated to Barcelona Plant - Major project investment by Nissan of €100 mn in Spain - More than 700 jobs to be created at Nissan and its Spanish suppliers - Multi-use vehicle providing families and businesses with unique driving experience - Interior functionality and cargo capacity similar to existing NV200 with class-leading running costs NISSAN NV FORUM - Today Nissan announced that a 100% electric compact van, the e-NV200, will go into production at its Barcelona plant in the 2013 Financial Year. The new model will be based on the existing award-winning NV200 currently produced at the plant and will be an important and innovative addition to Nissan's global range of light commercial vehicles (LCV's). e-NV200 will become Nissan's second all-electric vehicle (EV) following the launch of the multi-award winning Nissan LEAF in 2010, underlining Nissan's long-term commitment to zero emission mobility. The new model, which represents €100 million investment by Nissan in Spain, is expected to create around 700 new jobs at the plant and throughout its local supplier base. As the sole producer of e-NV200, Barcelona will supply world markets highlighting the growing competitiveness of Nissan's Spanish industrial operations. Last week a new medium duty truck was allocated to Nissan's Avila Plant in central Spain. e-NV200 will provide both businesses and families with functional and roomy interior space and will retain the host of innovative and practical features of the current NV200 line up combined with the most advanced powertrain components of the Nissan LEAF. This will deliver a driving range similar to the Nissan LEAF on a single charge and similar performance, together with best in class running and maintenance costs. Andy Palmer, Nissan Executive Vice President, said: "e-NV200 represents a genuine breakthrough in commercial vehicles and further underlines Nissan's leadership within the electric vehicle segment. "The new model will offer all the spaciousness, versatility and practicality of a traditionally powered compact van, but with zero CO2 emission at the point of use and also provide an outstanding driving experience that is unique to EV's. "Crucially, it will also offer class-leading running and maintenance costs, which makes it an exceptionally attractive proposition to both businesses and families." e-NV200 will also make a significant contribution to Nissan's aim of becoming the world's largest LCV manufacturer by 2016 as a key pillar of the Nissan Power 88 mid-term plan. Last year Nissan achieved an historic milestone of selling more than one million LCV's worldwide in a single year. Andy Palmer added: "e-NV200 represents a bold and innovative addition to our commercial vehicle range, which is already one of the broadest of any manufacturer. "I would like to thank the Spanish and Catalonian Government for their continued support of Nissan in Spain, and congratulate the Barcelona workforce for earning the right to produce what will be an extremely important model for Nissan globally." The current NV200 line up has already sold around 100,000 units. Its popularity led it to be chosen as the next generation New York City 'Taxi of Tomorrow' following a rigorous selection process. Currently, intensive evaluations of prototype NV200-based electric vehicles are being carried out in Europe. Trials will continue in coming months in order to provide real-world feedback from the most demanding usage. Feedback will help Nissan to fulfill exact customer requirements ahead of the start of production expected in FY13.