Nissan Viet Nam introduces 16-seat Urvan

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Japanese automaker Nissan has launched its 16-seat minibus NV350 Urvan in Ha Noi.

Nissan NV350 Urvan. — VNS Photo

HA NOI (Biz Hub) — Japanese automaker Nissan has launched its 16-seat minibus NV350 Urvan in Ha Noi.

The NV350 Urvan which is imported from Japan comes with a newly developed 2.5L YD25DDTi turbocharged engine that generates 127 HP and offers Japanese fuel-efficiency standards and clean-diesel technology.

Nissan also says it comes with reduced engine noise and vibration for a quieter experience and reduction in driver fatigue.

The vehicle is available at VND1.18 billion (US$56,000) and in pure white and brilliant silver colours. — VNS

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