How Much Does a 2021 Nissan NV200 Cost?
With only one wheelbase, one roof height, one engine, and two trims available, the
2021 Nissan NV200 is an easy van to shop for. Just pick between the two trims; the base S model or the more loaded SV. The NV200
S ($23,530) is a simple work van that has everything you need, plus a little extra. Standard features include a 7-inch NissanConnect infotainment system with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, SiriusXM, a backup camera, cruise control, power windows, power door locks, adjustable driver’s seat lumbar support, cloth seats with vinyl wear patches, hill-start assist, a fold-down passenger seat with a tray table in the seatback, a 12-volt power outlet, a mobile office center console, 60/40 split rear cargo doors that can open up to 180 degrees, dual sliding doors, six roof rack mounting points, and 20 cargo mounting points. If you upgrade to the NV200
SV ($24,580) you’ll get some more creature comforts without breaking the bank. Features include rear parking sensors, heated, power-adjustable mirrors, painted mirror caps, a painted rear bumper, a chrome grille, 5-spoke hubcaps, remote keyless entry, and an additional 12-volt power outlet. A few additional available options include a vehicle tracking and recovery system, an emergency road kit, all-season floor mats, windows for the rear doors and sliding doors, and a few other odds and ends. The NV200 boasts cargo capacity of 122.7 cubic feet and a payload rating of 1,480 lbs. By comparison, the short-wheelbase Ford Transit Connect cargo van has 104.8 cubic feet of cargo capacity and the Ram ProMaster City can hold up to 131.7 cubic feet. The Ford has a payload rating of 1,510 lbs and the Ram’s is 1,890.
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