What are the dimensions of the Nissan NV300 (2014-on)?

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Example of a NV300
The Nissan NV300, quite similar to the Renault Trafic - L1H1 model

This article will give you detailed information on the NV300 panel van: internal and external dimensions, the length of the load area, and some general information on the van.

This page will be helpful when you're converting a van into a camper van, or when you're planning the layout for your new corporate van.

CENTIMETERS

  • The interior dimensions (length) of the Nissan NV300 cargo space is 2537mm (L1), and 2937mm (L2).
  • The interior width of the NV300 is 1662mm and the exterior width is 2283mm.
  • The interior height of the Nissan NV300 is 1387mm (H1), and 1898mm (H2).
  • The wheelbase lengths are 3098mm (SWB), and 3498mm (MWB).
  • The width between the wheel arches on this model is 1268mm.

INCHES

  • The interior dimensions (length) of the Nissan NV300 cargo space is 99.9" (L1), and 115.6" (L2).
  • The interior width of the NV300 is 65.4" and the exterior width is 89.9".
  • The interior height of the Nissan NV300 is 54.6" (H1), and 74.7" (H2).
  • The wheelbase lengths are 122" (SWB), and 137.7" (MWB).
  • The width between the wheel arches on this model is 49.9".
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General info on the NV300

The NV300 is a small panel van made by Renault. It's a rebranding of the Renault Trafic, and is made by Renault in Sandouville, France. The vans have the same dimensions and use the same chassis. The only design difference from the Trafic is the grille design.

Even the short wheelbase model can hold up to three Euro pallets effortlessly.

The base of the NV300, the Renault Trafic, is also marketed as the Fiat Talento, and, up until 2018 as the Opel Vivaro.

Dimensions in tables

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Outside dimensions of the NV300:

Exterior L1 L2 Width
Exterior length (mm) 4999 5399 2283
Exterior length (inch) 196.8 212.6 89.9

All models of the Nissan NV300 have the same interior and exterior width: 65.4" or 1662mm (interior); and 89.9" or 2283mm (exterior).

Interior dimensions of the NV300:

Inside dimensions L1 L2 Width
Interior length (mm) 2537 2937 1662
Interior length (inch) 99.9 115.6 65.4

Maximum floor surface:

Max. floor area L1 L2
Square meters (m2) 4.2 4.9
Square feet (ft2) 45.4 52.5

Please note that this is an indication and does not take into account the wheel arches.
The width between the wheel arches on this model is 1268mm, or 49.9".

Nissan NV300 roof height:

Roof in millimeters H1 H2
Interior height (mm) 1387 1898
Exterior height (mm) 1971 2465
Roof in inches H1 H2
Interior height (inch) 54.6 74.7
Exterior height (inch) 77.6 97

Wheelbase distance:

Wheelbase short (SWB) medium (MWB)
Wheelbase length (mm) 3098 3498
Wheelbase length (inch) 122 138

Door measurements:

Doors Side door Rear door
Door width (mm) 1030 1391
Door height (mm) 1284 1320
Door height H2 (mm) 1820
Side door Rear door
Door width (inch) 40.6 54.8
Door height (inch) 50.6 52
Door height H2 (inch) 71.7

More Info on Dimensions

If you want to know...

  • why there's a difference in exterior and interior width
  • what L1 or H3 means
  • how to read measurements
  • or why dimensions matter

... I encourage you to read my post on how to understand van dimensions.

Example of a NV300
As you can see the vans are very similar

Can you stand up in a Nissan NV300?

Standing up in an empty van

The interior roof height of a Nissan NV300 is 1387mm (H1) - 1898mm (H2) .
If you are of medium height (178cm or 5"10') you can't stand up in a Nissan NV300 H1. But you can stand up in a Nissan NV300 H2 and up.

What happens if I insulate the van?

Are you planning on insulating and cladding the floor and roof? In that case you can't stand up fully in a NV300 H1. But you would still be able to stand up in a H2 model and up.

What's a NV300 high top?

Nissan provides their NV300s with both high and low tops. High tops are elevated roofs to provide more headroom. Generally, everything above H2 is considered a high top, and should offer sufficient space to stand up fully.


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