Nissans e-NV200 electric commercial vehicle has always been designed to provide richer space functions and convenience. This time, Nissan UK has transformed the cabin space into a "mobile" mobile office.
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The mobile office designed by William Hardie can see some clues of the transformation from the exterior painting: bicycles, coffee cups... and other patterns are all clues.
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As soon as the rear door is opened, you can immediately find that the configuration behind it is quite different from ordinary car configurations. Sitting straight in the middle is an office chair.
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The 4.3 square feet of car space has been created into an office environment. Two orange office chairs can be placed behind the car seats, or moved to the foldable and closed work table to become office chairs.
The space is designed to be just right for an adult to sit at the computer desk and use the computer. It is also equipped with wireless network, a wireless charging base for smartphones, a wooden console, Bluetooth speakers and a mini refrigerator.
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As expected, when you think of working, you first need a computer and coffee!
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Directly opposite the computer desk is a tea table with a liftable coffee machine that can brew coffee and a cup and tray cabinet. The bicycle rack at the back can store and store a folding bicycle, so you can ride it when you are tired from work.
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If the doors on both sides are opened, the sense of space can be connected to the outside, eliminating the restrictions of the carriage body and becoming more spacious.
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IfIf the weather is fine and comfortable, you can also drive to a comfortable place to work while looking at the beautiful scenery! It feels so comfortable just thinking about it~
However, it is conceivable that the electronic equipment installed in the car will test the power consumption of electric vehicles. However, the e-NV200, which can travel about 170 kilometers on a single charge, is not only exempt from the charge in London. "Road congestion charges", as well as free parking spaces for electric vehicles, and three charging methods including dedicated charging stations, dedicated charging equipment at home, or three-hole sockets with converters, which can be fully charged in 30 minutes at the fastest 80% power, maybe besides being a conceptual gimmick, it actually has practical uses!
