Caravaning. Nissan unveils all-electric eNV200 Winter Camper concept

Nissan has just unveiled a concept camper with a host of technical enhancements that make it the perfect choice for winter excursions. The Winter Camper Concept Accessory Kit is also available for customers who opt for the standard e-NV200 or e-NV200 Evalia. We are quite skeptical about such a good idea.

Nissan has just unveiled its vision for an eco-friendly adventure vehicle with the all-electric e-NV200 Winter Camper Concept.

The e-NV200 winter camper is designed to deliver maximum enjoyment with the lowest possible environmental impact.

Available for customers choosing the standard e-NV200 van or the e-NV200 Evalia passenger van, the Nissan Camper Technology Luxury Kit includes a complete package of accessories that enhance the vehicle's comfort and versatility, as well as making it self-sufficient when exploring the terrain. wild.

The 230V on-board charger can be recharged with roof-mounted solar panels, while the built-in functional kitchen, refrigerator, rollaway beds and insulated windows make life on the go easier in all conditions.

Premium off-road tires and increased ground clearance provide optimal traction and increased ground clearance in mud and snow conditions, while dual 5400 lumen headlights at the front of the vehicle provide the driver with maximum visibility when they need it most.

A wide range of Nissan Genuine Accessories, front and rear fenders, sills, side skirts and rubber floor mats complete the off-road accessory arsenal to provide protection and comfort for any task.

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Based on the e-NV200 Evalia, the e-NV200 Winter Camper uses Nissan's smart and efficient electric drive technology. The proven powertrain delivers optimal power and range for instant torque and linear acceleration, as well as a suite of energy-saving technologies including B and Eco modes that recover more energy from braking and manage energy consumption more efficiently.

As an editorial obligation, it should be added that the e-NV200 Evalia model offers (according to the manufacturer) a maximum range of 200 to 301 km! This will be enough for a short trip to the mountains, but without some sacrifices will not do.

In addition, this quasi-house on wheels, in addition to the quasi-winter house on wheels, is made in a Westphalia-type body with a lifting roof, the walls of which are made of fabric. Anyone who has used it at least once knows that although this solution is convenient and quite cheap, it has little in common with thermal insulation. And yet the interior needs to be warmed up somehow, especially in winter. And it may quickly turn out that this energy is only enough for a trip out of town. But during a pandemic, this is also good. In addition, we are not afraid of the restrictions associated with the closure of hotels!