Nissan NV100 Clipper Petrol Cars
The Nissan NV100 Clipper Petrol Turbo is a versatile compact van that can be used for a wide range of tasks. This vehicle is particularly suitable for businesses that need to transport goods or equipment in urban areas, thanks to its compact size and nimble handling.
With a length of 3.9 metres, the NV100 Clipper Petrol Turbo can carry up to four people and has a maximum cargo capacity of 2.4 cubic metres. It is powered by a 0.66-litre petrol engine that delivers 47 kW of power and 104 Nm of torque, making it ideal for stop-start driving in city environments.
The NV100 Clipper Petrol Turbo features a spacious cabin with plenty of legroom and headroom, as well as comfortable seats and convenient storage options. It comes equipped with modern amenities such as air conditioning, power windows, and a multimedia system with Bluetooth connectivity.
Safety features include ABS brakes, stability control, hill start assist, and multiple airbags. Additionally, the NV100 Clipper Petrol Turbo has a high ground clearance which allows it to easily navigate through rough terrain.
One advantage for New Zealanders is that this van comes standard with automatic transmission; this eliminates shifting distractions while navigating winding rural roads or busy urban intersections throughout New Zealand's beautiful but challenging terrain.
The fuel efficiency of this car is also worth noting; in combination with its low carbon emissions (currently NZ emissions are much lower than Australian cars) this could potentially help businesses save on fuel costs over time especially those driving long distance delivery routes between cities or outlying towns like Wanaka in the South Island where road trips can reach stunning heights offering unique terrain views like nowhere else on Earth.
In summary, the Nissan NV100 Clipper Petrol Turbo offers excellent value for businesses that need an agile and efficient vehicle for city driving while not sacrificing performance capabilities in non-city locations throughout New Zealand due to its excellent ground clearance metrics.
