Nissan e-NV200 Evalia: Hail your next zero-emissions taxi

Will Nichols
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Seven-seater dubbed world's first all-electric MPV is targeted squarely at shuttle services and chauffeurs

Nissan is without doubt the dominant force in the fast-expanding electric vehicle market. The Japanese company has held the sales pole position since launching the pioneering LEAF in 2010 and followed...

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