Japan Suv Taxi

• kinwashi

  10 Jun 10, 22:26

  

• kinwashi

  10 Jun 10, 22:32

  http://www.quitecurious.com/tokyo-electric-taxi-project/

  Very soon the near future, this could happen. Suv taxi.

• La2534

  10 Jun 10, 22:50

  Wow electric car look cool.....but I like Hybrid better lol................... I dun think Singapore will allow a lot of battery changing facilities in SG.......CNG cars siao liao

• komade

  11 Jun 10, 05:40

  wah can go off road liao haha

• ALN

  11 Jun 10, 10:32

  yeah i like full battery car.... but need more time to make it work better... then oil companies can close shop liao...
• Zero 5

  11 Jun 10, 15:48

  Full battery can be done one .... but it'll do the economy alot of harm .

  Esp Singapore for being a Oil Refinery Hub .

  If we encourage CNG or Hybrid or Full Batt , u think Axxon would want to stay here and invested more money for their R & D ?

   

• Insg

  11 Jun 10, 17:13

  Originally posted by Zero 5:

  Full battery can be done one .... but it'll do the economy alot of harm .

  Esp Singapore for being a Oil Refinery Hub .

  If we encourage CNG or Hybrid or Full Batt , u think Axxon would want to stay here and invested more money for their R & D ?

   

  Axxon, C-hum & Star oil don't give a fuck about SIN market. Too small liao. They come cos of the incentives given by gov. Their main market is o/s SIN.

  SIN is a small country, yet we produce most of the global warming gas cos of these snake oil companies.

• kinwashi

  11 Jun 10, 17:29

  Originally posted by ALN:

  yeah i like full battery car…. but need more time to make it work better…

  then oil companies can close shop liao…

  Than Aln...will you be driving like him,  this kind of dressing, those Tokyo taxi drivers.
  

• kinwashi

  11 Jun 10, 17:35

  Nissan NV200 Vanette Taxi on its Way to Tokyo

  STORY HIGHLIGHTS:

  

  • Nissan to showcase the NV200 Taxi in Tokyo
  • It is the taxi version of the NV200 Vanette launched in May
  • The model meets Japan's Ministry of Land requirements

  
  

   

  Nissan is revealing one by one the models in its lineup which will be showcased at the 2009 Tokyo Motor Show in a couple of weeks. The next goodie on the Japanese carmaker’s list is a taxi version of the popular Nissan Vanette, which will be in Nissan’s booth at the aforementioned event, scheduled to take place between October 24 and November 4.
  
  According to the manufacturer, the Nissan NV200 Vanette meets Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport's universal-design taxi concept, so it’s good to start rolling on the streets.
  
  Nissan revealed that the purpose of such a vehicle is to provide the elderly and disabled the freedom to remain independent in their daily and social activities. “The NV200 Vanette Taxi is designed to suit the needs of any customer, anywhere at any time, with its spacious cabin providing ample room for all passengers, including those in wheelchairs,” the company said in a release.
  
  Thanks to the low waistline and high seating position, passengers can enjoy the open feel and get a better visibility, while rails and other details make it easy to entry or exit.
  
  Nissan says that the NV200 Vanette Taxi will be on sale by the end of 2010, meeting Ministry guideline requirements. However, pricing is yet to be set, most likely closer to the market launch.
  
  The Vanette was first introduced this May, praised by Nissan as being "designed to revolutionize the traditional concept of light commercial vehicles". In addition to the two-seater version, the NV200 Vanette is also offered in a five-seater version with two rows of seats, and the new seven-seater wagon, which can be used for both commercial and private purposes.
• La2534

  12 Jun 10, 03:21

  Wow I like the 7 seater.....*drooling*

• komade

  12 Jun 10, 10:32

  cool~~~ but need to dress like that sian liao