The American work van establishment hasn’t changed a whole lot in the past several years. Sure, Ford sells the Transit in ...

By default, the “most Autopian taxi” is our Nissan NV200, currently trekking across the country with your usual Cold Start ...

Today we call such entrepreneurial efforts Uber, or Lyft, and it's set the traditional licensed taxi business on its ear. That may very well be why this 2014 Nissan NV200 taxi is now on the market.

The boxy Nissan NV200, popularly nicknamed the "Taxi of Tomorrow," officially took over Tuesday as New York City's cab of choice. The vast majority of drivers looking to replace their old vehicles ...

The NV200 Taxi is based on Nissan NV200 (NV200 Vanette in Japan), a multi-purpose commercial vehicle. About 700 units of NV200 Taxi have already been operating in the New York City, USA as the ...

It was even painted bright yellow. The car company Nissan sent me the cab for a one-week evaluation. It was the NV200 Taxi, a purpose-built variation of Nissan’s NV200 work van.

The BraunAbility customized Nissan NV200 taxis become part of the Taxis of Tomorrow program set to start in April by the New York City's Taxi & Limousine Commission. It calls for most retiring ...

The Nissan NV200 taxi is the only taxi that leaves the factory with the installed partition, which has been specifically designed to ensure that no safety features are compromised by after-market ...

In 2011, New York City awarded Nissan the exclusive contract to supply all of the taxis sold there for 10 years. So far, the contract has given Nissan little to celebrate.

Based on Nissan's four-door compact cargo van, the NV200 Taxi was developed purposely as a taxi for large urban centres. Nissan calls it the "product of a unique development collaboration." ...