Nissan NV200 Taxi weight

Nissan NV200 Taxi curb weight affects the fuel efficiency, handling, and overall driving experience. A heavier NV200 Taxi may have a more stable ride and handle better in adverse weather conditions, but it may also require more fuel and have slower acceleration.

On the other hand, a lighter Nissan NV200 Taxi may boast of better MPG and quicker acceleration, though it may also have reduced stability and less control on the road.

The lightest Nissan NV200 Taxi was produced in 2015 with a weight of 3255 lbs. And the heaviest model came off the production line in 2019 with 3627 lbs pounds in curb weight.

Explore the data below and compare how other Nissan NV200 Taxi body mass parameters like gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) and payload capacity changed between the generations.

  • 2019 Nissan NV200 Taxi

    • Gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) –  4861 lbs
    • Curb weight –  3627 lbs
    • Payload –  1090 lbs
    • Maximum towing capacity –  2000 lbs
    • Fuel tank –  14.5 gal
  • 2016 Nissan NV200 Taxi

    • Gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) –  4861 lbs
    • Curb weight –  3627 lbs
    • Payload –  1090 lbs
    • Maximum cargo capacity –  122.7 cu.ft.
    • Maximum towing capacity –  2000 lbs
    • Fuel tank –  14.5 gal
  • 2015 Nissan NV200 Taxi

    • Gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) –  4751 lbs
    • Curb weight –  3255 lbs
    • Payload –  1480 lbs
    • Maximum cargo capacity –  122.7 cu.ft.
    • Maximum towing capacity –  2000 lbs
    • Fuel tank –  14.5 gal
  • 2014 Nissan NV200 Taxi

    • Gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) –  4751 lbs
    • Curb weight –  3255 lbs
    • Payload –  1477 lbs
    • Maximum towing capacity –  2000 lbs
    • Fuel tank –  14.5 gal


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