Coverage tagged Vans.
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Ford has unveiled the Transit Tourneo Custom Concept, previewing a new eight-seat people mover for Europe and Asia ahead of its Geneva Motor Show debut.
MINI is preparing to unveil the Clubvan, a compact van derived from the Clubman estate, at the Geneva Motor Show in March 2012.
Nagano-based builders reveal a fibre-reinforced plastic camper shell for the Prius, extending the hybrid by over 50cm and raising its roof by more than half a metre.
Chrysler will expand its Saltillo facility in Mexico to produce the Fiat Ducato van under the Ram brand for North American sale from 2013, targeting a gap in its commercial line-up.
US safety regulators have opened investigations into corrosion issues affecting over 80,000 Chevrolet Express, Ford Freestar and Mercury Monterey vans and minivans built in 2003 and 2004.
General Motors France secures a two-year partnership for Opel to supply Disneyland Paris with a fleet spanning family cars, vans and electric vehicles.
Chrysler sets US pricing for its 2011 200 sedan and Town & Country minivan, with both models receiving updates to design, powertrains and safety features.
Honda’s redesigned Odyssey minivan enters US showrooms from 30 September 2010, with a starting price of $27,800 and a focus on American design and production.
Nissan’s NV200 has secured the International Van of the Year 2010 award in Europe, recognised for its interior space, packaging and versatility among compact light commercial vehicles.
Nissan’s NV200 has been awarded Van of the Year 2010, recognised for its versatility, efficient diesel engine and strong appeal to both commercial and family buyers.
Citroën released a limited-run Nemo Van ‘90 Years’ edition in August 2009, adding extra equipment and commemorative badging to celebrate the brand’s anniversary.
Alpine’s multi camera system combines real-time video and navigation data to help eliminate blind spots and improve manoeuvring for trucks and buses.
The Sprinter van receives a new generation of diesel engines, an ECO Gear six-speed manual and start/stop technology as part of Mercedes-Benz’s BlueEFFICIENCY rollout in late 2009.
The Volkswagen Caddy Maxi secured the Editor’s Choice award at the 2008 What Van? Awards, while the standard Caddy was highly commended in its class.
The Piaggio Porter 4x4, launched in 2008, combined permanent four-wheel drive with compact dimensions to target businesses needing access to difficult or restricted sites.