Nissan's 2020 NV Cargo Van Starts at $31,285

Nissan's 2020 NV Cargo full-size van has gone on sale and retails for at least $31,285, which includes a $1,395 delivery fee, according to the company.

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September 30, 2019

Nissan's 2020 NV Cargo Van Starts at $31,285 — Nissan has announced pricing for its 2020 NV Cargo and Passenger vans.
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Nissan's 2020 NV Cargo full-size van has gone on sale and retails for at least $31,285, which includes a $1,395 delivery fee, according to the company. The 2020 NV Passenger model retails for at least $37,505.

The carryover models increase slightly in price, with the cargo model $450 higher than the 2019 van. The passenger van increases $350 from the outgoing van.

Nissan will again offer three models of its NV Cargo, including the 1500, 2500, and 3500. Trim grades will again include the base S, SV, and SL. The S and SV models are equipped withe base V-6 engine, while the V-8 is standard on SL and optional on all standard-roof trims. The high-roof NV Cargo, which starts at $34,335, is available with a similar engine lineup.

Engines again include the 4.0L V-6 that achieves 261 hp or 5.6L V-8 that achieves 375 hp. A 5-speed automatic transmission delivers power to a rear-wheel drivetrain.

Full pricing chart on Nissa's website.

Topics:Nissan Full-Size Vans 2020-MY Cargo Vans Nissan NV Pricing Vehicle Research

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