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The Nissan NV2500HD Cargo is a full-size, rear-wheel-drive cargo van with a body-on-frame chassis and two seats up front. Nissan ended production after the 2021 model year, so every NV2500HD you'll find is a 2021 or earlier. Book one through a Nissan rental on Turo, and every inch behind the seats belongs to your cargo.
Turo is a car rental marketplace, so your Nissan NV2500HD Cargo van rental comes from a local vehicle owner. Pick up the van or arrange delivery where it's offered, then put it to work. Use it for an apartment move, a job-site run, or a week of deliveries — whatever the load calls for.
NV2500HD Cargo specs
Horsepower
375 hp
Torque
387 lb-ft
Weight
5,818 lbs
Seats
2
The Nissan NV2500HD Cargo has 234.1 cu ft of cargo space in the Standard Roof version and 323.1 cu ft in the High Roof. The floor runs 120.0 inches long and up to 70.2 inches wide, with 54.3 inches between the wheel wells. Without the center console, items up to 150.4 inches long fit inside — think long boards, rolled rugs, or flat-pack shelving.
With 76.9 inches of cargo height and 63.6 inches of headroom, the High Roof lets you load and strap down gear with far less crouching. Nissan called it the only High Roof model in its segment for 2021. The extra height makes stacking tall boxes much easier on your back.
Prefer a lower profile? The Standard Roof offers 55.8 inches of cargo height, and Nissan designed it to fit most garages, car washes, and drive-throughs. Pick the roof that matches your load — and the places you'll park along the way.
The 4.0L V6 makes 261 hp and 281 lb-ft through a five-speed automatic. The 5.6L Endurance V8 steps up to 375 hp and 387 lb-ft with a seven-speed automatic. Both send power to the rear wheels — check the listing to see which engine your van has.
Properly equipped, the V6 tows up to 6,900 lbs and the V8 tows up to 9,400 lbs. Payload tops out at 3,280 lbs in the 2500 S V6 Standard Roof. That's room for a serious stack of boxes, tools, or furniture — and then some.
The NV2500HD Cargo fits any job where space matters more than seats. Book one to move apartments, haul furniture or equipment, run small-business deliveries, or carry gear for an event. Browse more cargo van rentals on Turo to compare sizes and find the right fit for your load.


Three details make the NV2500HD Cargo easy to put to work: a work-ready cargo hold, easy loading doors, and a truck-tough build with cab conveniences.
The NV2500HD Cargo gives you 12 mounting points in the floor and 24 along the body sides. That's plenty of places to anchor tie-downs and cargo bars, wherever your load sits. Six floor D-rings add sturdy spots to strap down the heaviest pieces.
The layout pays off when you're hauling a mix of items. Strap a dresser to one side, secure boxes on the other, and keep everything from shifting through turns and stops. Plan your straps around the D-rings before you load — the drive gets a lot calmer once nothing slides around behind you.
The rear doors split 50/50 and swing open up to 243 degrees, so they fold back out of your way while you load. The rear opening measures up to 61.6 inches. A 28.5-inch liftover height puts the floor at a workable level for sliding in boxes and appliances.
A sliding door on the passenger side gives you a second way in. Grab a toolbox from the curb side without unloading the back, or load from the sidewalk when street parking gets tight. It's a small detail that saves you plenty of steps on a busy day.
The NV2500HD Cargo rides on a body-on-frame ladder chassis with nine cross members. That truck-style structure backs up the van's payload and towing numbers. You get a solid platform for heavy loads, whether you're hauling equipment across town or pulling a trailer behind.
SV trims add a lockable center console with a sliding table, a handy spot for paperwork or a laptop. You also get 120V outlets for your devices and cruise control for longer highway runs. Check the listing to see which trim you're booking.
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Before you book, check the roof height, plan for the van's size, and review pricing in the listing. These quick checks keep your NV2500HD trip on track.
The NV2500HD Cargo seats two and has no rear passenger seats, so plan for a driver and one passenger. Check the listing for roof height before you book. The High Roof stands 105.0 inches tall and won't clear many garages or drive-throughs, while the Standard Roof stands 83.9 inches tall.
Need room for passengers instead? A Nissan Pathfinder rental gives you a three-row SUV for the whole crew.
Give the NV2500HD extra room for turns, stops, and clearance. At 240.6 inches long with a 146.1-inch wheelbase, it needs a wider swing on tight corners. Leave extra braking distance when you're loaded, and check clearance signs before you pull into a parking garage.
Secure every load with the floor D-rings before you drive off. The van takes regular unleaded and holds 28.0 gallons, so you'll have a big tank to work with between gas station stops.
The price to rent a NV2500HD Cargo varies by location, dates, and vehicle. Local vehicle owners set their own rates, so check current listings near you for the latest prices.
Need the van for weeks or months? Discounts for longer trips are often available. Explore long-term car rental on Turo to plan ahead and keep your costs in check.
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You'll need a valid driver's license and a Turo account that's approved to drive. You can complete the approval steps in the Turo app before you book your NV2500HD Cargo.
No. The NV2500HD Cargo drives on a standard driver's license, and Turo doesn't list vehicles that require a commercial license.
Minimum age requirements vary by vehicle. Check the NV2500HD Cargo listing or the Turo app for the requirements on the van you want.
You can choose from protection plans at checkout when you book the NV2500HD Cargo. Review the options in the Turo app to pick the plan that fits your trip.
Often, yes. Many local vehicle owners offer discounts on longer trips, so check the NV2500HD Cargo listing for available savings.
Yes. You can book the NV2500HD Cargo for weeks or months when the listing allows longer trips.
It depends on the listing. Some local vehicle owners offer unlimited mileage on the NV2500HD Cargo, while others set a mileage limit, so check before you book.
Yes. You can add other drivers to your NV2500HD Cargo trip in the Turo app.
Many local vehicle owners offer delivery for the NV2500HD Cargo. Check the listing for available delivery options and locations, or pick up the van at the owner's location.
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