The compact delivery van from Nissan is the NV200.
Nissan developed the NV200 as a small global light-commercial vehicle, previewing it as a concept at the 2007 Tokyo Motor Show. The production van debuted in 2009 and used a front-engine, front-wheel-drive layout based on a modified Renault–Nissan B platform. Its compact dimensions made it easier to maneuver and park in crowded cities while still offering useful cargo space.
The name can cause confusion because Nissan has used several “NV” designations. NV150, for example, refers to a Japanese-market subcompact commercial model, while the NV350 Caravan is a larger van sold in several Asian markets. The NV200 was also sold under related names, including Nissan Evalia and Nissan NV200 Vanette.
An electric version, the e-NV200, added a battery-powered motor to the same basic commercial-van concept. In North America, the NV200 was also rebadged as the Chevrolet City Express, which ended production after 2018.