Coverage tagged Vans.
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Volkswagen’s next-generation T6 van has been caught testing, revealing new front-end styling and hinting at changes beneath the skin before its expected 2015 launch.
Ford and Galpin Auto Sports unveiled the Transit Skyliner concept in New York, turning the 2015 Transit into a luxury lounge with four configurable interior modes.
Fiat’s Ducato van has been spotted on public roads with light camouflage, previewing a mid-cycle update expected to bring revised styling and modest interior changes.
The new-generation Vivaro, sharing its platform with the Renault Trafic, arrives for 2015 with updated styling, a revised 1.6-litre diesel engine and two body lengths.
Production of the Nissan NV200 London Taxi is set to begin in December 2014, offering London cabbies a new alternative with improved fuel economy and bespoke design.
Powered by Renault's 1.5 dCi 90 diesel, the Dacia Dokker Laureate offers utility, low running costs and a simple approach to family and business transport.
A judge’s decision has halted New York’s plan for a single taxi model, but Nissan’s NV200 ‘Taxi of Tomorrow’ remains available to buyers and fleets.
Mercedes-Benz do Brasil has secured contracts to supply over 1,700 Atego trucks to the Ministry of Defence and 400 Sprinter ambulances to the Ministry of Health, with deliveries underway and completion expected by 2013.
General Motors will recall 10,315 Chevrolet Express and GMC Savana vans from the 2003 and 2004 model years in cold-weather US states and Canada due to a corroded fuel pipe that could increase fire risk.
Dacia has released new images and full specifications for the Dokker and Dokker Van, its latest five-seat MPV and compact van, ahead of their European launch in 2012.
Renault has introduced the seven-seat Grand Kangoo to the French market, with prices starting at €20,750 and two diesel engine options available.
Tata Motors will spend up to Rs 1,000 crore expanding its Dharwad plant, aiming for 90,000 annual units of Ace Zip and Magic Iris by 2013.
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.
Volkswagen reintroduces the Brazil-built T2 Camper to the European market, with sales starting in the Netherlands and prices beginning at €32,425 for the updated classic.
General Motors France secures a two-year partnership for Opel to supply Disneyland Paris with a fleet spanning family cars, vans and electric vehicles.
Opel has unveiled the new Combo, offering two body lengths, up to seven seats, and a choice of petrol or diesel engines ahead of its February 2012 showroom debut.
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.