E também se vêm bastantes para transportes de valores.Aqui também existem as Sprinter, mas estas parecem ser em maior numero.
A Mercedes Vario tem/teve muita saída aqui, embora se vejam na maioria como autocarro de escola e etc., ou ao serviço da UPS.
Deve ter sido com a Renault/Nissan, já que anteriormente partilhavam também o mesmo chassisEsta carrinha foi criada em cooperação com a Mercedes?
Quanto à Caddy não sei, mas a nova Crafter está a ser desenvolvida pela MAN.está previsto alguma geração nova da VW Caddy? Também já está a acusar os aninhos que tem (10 anos)
Chevrolet enters a new marketsegment, that of light vans. The Ameircans didn’t develop their own light version, nor did they look for such a solution in Europe, as Chrysler did. Chevy will sell the Nissan NV200, with a true Chevy face, as this picture shows.The Chevy-made-by-Nissan will be named City Express.
It receives a two litre pertrol engine and will display a pay-load of just around a tonne. Electricity will be supplied by a 12 Volt network. There will be two sliding doors, rear doors which split 40/60 and which cab be opened either 90, or 180 degrees. There will be two comfort levels, LS and LT. This seems to become the workhorse for companies like FedEx.
In Europe there’s a fully electrically driven version which is not yet on the cards at Chevrolet. This eNV200 is to be sold as a taxi as well.
The production-ready Nissan e-NV200 was introduced in November 2013 at the Tokyo Motor Show and now it’s ready to reach the UK market in van and five-seat combi versions.It's an all-electric van promising to "change the LCV market forever" with a Leaf-sourced powertrain and a starting price of 13,393 GBP. Nissan says using the vehicle will cost 2 pence per mile, bringing significant fuel savings as well as reduced maintenance costs.
The initial purchase price can be reduced if the client opts for the "Flex" battery leasing option. Moreover, the panel van benefits from an 8,000 GBP Plug In Van Grant (PiVG) while the five-seater combi qualifies for a 5,000 GBP Plug In Car Grant. It is important to mention the 13,393 GBP starting price is for the van with the "Flex" plan and includes the grant. The starting price for the van (including batteries) is 16,526 GBP (grant included).
Standard goodies for the van include 15-inch steel wheels, electric mirrors, rearview camera, two sliding doors, ABS & VDC and two speakers. Acenta Rapid trim adds rapid charging capabilities while Acenta Rapid Plus brings an on-board 6.6 kW fast charger. There's also the Tekna Rapid which brings 15-inch alloys, multifunction steering wheel, more airbags, cruise control, body-colored bumpers and others.
Both the van and five-door combi versions will go on sale this July.