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* USA - Nissan Launching 12-Passenger NV3500 HD Van
(Photo: 2012 Nissan NV Passenger Van group)
San Diego,CAL,USA -Motortrend, by Jake Holmes -November 8 2011: ... Nissan will launch a 12-seat version called the NV3500 HD Passenger Van in spring 2012... At 240.6 inches long and 84.0 inches tall, the NV3500 HD is a seriously sized van... The passenger model can be equipped with a 261-hp, 4.0-liter V-6 engine or a 317-hp, 5.6-liter V-8 engine. Both send their power to the rear wheels by way of a five-speed automatic transmission... The enormous cabin features four rows of seats that can accommodate up to 12 people. The passengers receive plenty of 12-volt power outlets and dome lights, as well as between eight and ten cupholders depending on trim level... The NV3500 HD will be offered in S, SV, and SL trim levels; the top-spec models feature creature comforts like parking sensors, dual-zone climate control, navigation, Bluetooth, and more...* Indiana - Allison Transmission Produces its 5,000th Hybrid System for Buses and Coaches
(Photo: A woman working on Allison transmission production line)
Indianapolis,IND,USA -Allison Transmission/PR Newswire -14 Nov 2011: -- Fuel-saving Allison hybrid systems for end-user evaluation began in 2001. Since that time, the increasing global demand for more durable, fuel-efficient and low-emission transit buses has made Allison Transmission a leader in the design, manufacture and sale of commercial vehicle hybrid products. Allison hybrids capture otherwise wasted energy and stores it for later use in assisting vehicle propulsion - saving fuel and reducing emissions... Allison Transmission reached a major milestone in the manufacture of bus and coach hybrids by producing its 5,000th H 40/50 EP system. Designed for both city-wide transit buses and city-to-city coaches, fleet operators and passengers across North America and Europe are enjoying the benefits of these technologically-advanced systems...Labels: busmakers news
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