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Nissan has a new concept for urban VIP transportation

27 Sep 2014|2,574 views

Nissan has created a new concept that has transformed the emission-free e-NV200 van for the ultimate urban transportation of VIPs.

The two 'Club Class' rear seats come with integrated seat belts, armrests and extending leg rests

A sophisticated and luxurious interior lies behind the striking two-tone exterior design. The seats are covered in premium quality white leather with blue accents, which contrast with the predominantly black lower portion of the cabin.

The trim and carpets are black with a piano black finish on the control surfaces. The top half of the cabin, including the headlining, window surrounds and pillar covers are also white to create a spacious feel.

By positioning the rear seats well behind the sliding door not only is access to the passenger compartment made more convenient, but it also offers an extended legroom up to 670mm and could accommodate the tallest of passengers in incredible limousine-esque comfort.

The rear passengers are entertained with the help of a 21.5-inch monitor, which can display movies or other images from a digital device, such as a smart phone, tablet, or computer. The central console between the rear seats incorporates controls for the monitor and room lights as well as housing a drinks fridge. A large LED roof lamp spreads diffused light through the rear compartment, while each seat has an individual reading lamp.

Behind the seats there is ample stowage capacity making the e-NV200 VIP Concept ideal for business travellers at airport transfers.

The e-NV200 VIP Concept is equipped with Nissan's Smart Rearview Mirror, introduced recently at 2014 Geneva Motor Show. A high-resolution camera, mounted on the rear of the vehicle, provides the driver with a clear unobstructed, giving the ability to check blind spots and other traffic conditions.

The e-NV200 VIP Concept is powered by the same 107bhp AC synchronous electric motor and advanced 48-module lithium-ion battery as developed for the Nissan Leaf and the e-NV200.

Fresh from launching the Nissan e-NV200 compact van, the Japanese automaker has created a new concept for VIP transportation - the Nissan e-NV200 VIP Concept. Designers have upgraded the 100 percent electric e-NV200 Evalia people carrier into a perfect for the transportation of VIPs.

A sophisticated and luxurious interior lies behind the striking two-tone exterior design. The seats are covered in premium quality white leather with blue accents, which contrast with the predominantly black lower portion of the cabin.

The trim and carpets are black with a piano black finish on the control surfaces. The top half of the cabin, including the headlining, window surrounds and pillar covers are also white to create a spacious feel.

By positioning the rear seats well behind the sliding door not only is access to the passenger compartment made more convenient, but it also offers an extended legroom up to 670mm and could accommodate the tallest of passengers in incredible limousine-esque comfort.

The rear passengers are entertained with the help of a 21.5-inch monitor, which can display movies or other images from a digital device, such as a smart phone, tablet, or computer. The central console between the rear seats incorporates controls for the monitor and room lights as well as housing a drinks fridge. A large LED roof lamp spreads diffused light through the rear compartment, while each seat has an individual reading lamp.

Behind the seats there is ample stowage capacity making the e-NV200 VIP Concept ideal for business travellers at airport transfers.

The e-NV200 VIP Concept is equipped with Nissan's Smart Rearview Mirror, introduced recently at 2014 Geneva Motor Show. A high-resolution camera, mounted on the rear of the vehicle, provides the driver with a clear unobstructed, giving the ability to check blind spots and other traffic conditions.

The e-NV200 VIP Concept is powered by the same 107bhp AC synchronous electric motor and advanced 48-module lithium-ion battery as developed for the Nissan Leaf and the e-NV200.