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A compact van with serious cargo room
Drive a NV200 Cargo
The Nissan NV200 Cargo packs 122.7 cu ft of cargo space into a car-sized footprint, with two seats up front and the job behind you. It's a front-wheel-drive Nissan rental powered by a 2.0-liter four-cylinder, so it feels familiar from the first turn.
On Turo, you book the exact NV200 Cargo you want from a local vehicle owner. Choose pickup or delivery where it's offered, and look for Extras like a hand truck or moving blankets on some listings.
NV200 Cargo specs
Cargo space
122.7 cu ft
Payload
1,480 lbs
Horsepower
131 hp
Fuel economy
25 mpg
Cavernous cargo space in a compact frame
The NV200 Cargo gives you 122.7 cu ft of cargo space — serious room for a van this compact. Max cargo length is 82.8 in, or 116.3 in with the passenger seat folded. You also get 54.8 in of max width, 48.0 in between the wheel wells, and 53.0 in of height.
Easy loading from the sides and rear
Loading the NV200 Cargo is easy, with doors on three sides of the cargo area. Dual sliding side doors open 28.7 in wide and 45.8 in tall, so you can slide boxes in from the curb. Around back, the rear doors open 50.9 x 48.6 in for bulkier pieces.
A 21.1 in liftover height keeps the load floor low, so you're not hoisting heavy items chest-high. Payload tops out at 1,480 lbs, giving you real capacity for furniture, tools, or inventory. Pack the heaviest items first, then fill in around them — your back will thank you.
City-friendly efficiency for tight streets
The NV200 Cargo earns 25 mpg combined (24 city and 26 highway), so a day of errands won't keep you parked at the gas station. Its 14.5-gallon tank lets you plan refills around the job, not the other way around.
At 186.3 in long, the NV200 slips into city streets and parking spots without much drama. A 36.7 ft turning diameter helps you swing into alleys, loading zones, and tight U-turns. That compact size helps with curbside drop-offs in busy neighborhoods — and makes parallel parking a lot more forgiving.
Stand out with a NV200 Cargo
The NV200 Cargo is a smart pick for apartment moves, small business deliveries, market or event gear, and hauling furniture finds. Compare it with other cargo van rentals on Turo to match the van to your load. One guest noted it drives like a smaller car while still feeling as secure as a larger vehicle.
Top NV200 Cargo features
Connected cabin with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
Three standouts define the NV200 Cargo: its connected cabin, proven drivetrain, and nine-year production run.
The 2021 NV200 Cargo comes standard with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, so your maps, calls, and playlists ride along. Nissan touted the touchscreen as the largest in the segment — a welcome upgrade for a work van. You'll have turn-by-turn directions on a big screen instead of a phone sliding across the dash.
Listings on Turo for 2020–2021 vans show backup cameras, too, which helps when you're reversing toward a loading dock or driveway. If phone integration or a camera matters to you, check the model year and listed details before you book.
Proven four-cylinder drivetrain
Under the hood, the NV200 Cargo runs a 2.0-liter four-cylinder making 131 hp and 139 lb-ft of torque. An Xtronic CVT sends power to the front wheels, so there's no shifting to think about. It's a simple, familiar setup — the kind you stop noticing once you merge into traffic.
That leaves your attention on what matters most: the route, the parking spot, and the load behind you. Whether you're crossing town with a couch or running deliveries all afternoon, the NV200 keeps the driving part refreshingly uncomplicated.
A workhorse with a nine-year run
Nissan sold the NV200 in the US for nine model years, from 2013 through 2021. Listings on Turo span the 2015–2021 model years, so you can choose from several years of vans shared by local vehicle owners. Nissan has since discontinued the NV200, which makes each listing a chance to book a proven compact hauler.
The specs on this page reflect the final 2021 model year. Older vans may differ slightly, so check each listing's year and details before you book. That quick look matters most if you're counting on CarPlay, Android Auto, or a backup camera.
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Top tips and things to know before renting a NV200 Cargo
Get to know your NV200 Cargo
Before you book, check the seat count, the size of your load, and the daily price. Here's what to know.
The NV200 Cargo seats two, with no rear seats — everything behind you is cargo space. It's a compact van that earns 25 mpg combined, so it suits loads that fit within 122.7 cu ft. For bigger jobs, step up to a larger Ford Transit.
Moving people instead of boxes? A Nissan Pathfinder rental is the better fit for passengers.
NV200 Cargo driving tips
Measure first, load smart, and know your limits before you pull away.
Measure big items against the 82.8 in cargo length and 48.0 in between the wheel wells. Secure your load with moving blankets and ratchet straps, which some listings offer as Extras. Stay within the 1,480 lb payload, including any tools or equipment. Mind the 73.7 in height before you pull into a parking garage. Check "Distance included" on each listing so your mileage matches your plans.
How much does it cost to rent a NV200 Cargo?
NV200 Cargo listings on Turo ranged from $43 to $74 per day in October 2026. Prices vary by location, model year, and trip dates. The lowest rate showed up in Bellevue, Washington, and the highest in Rego Park, New York.
Trip-length discounts apply to bookings of three or more, seven or more, and 30 or more days. If you need a van for a month or longer, explore long-term car rental on Turo.
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What documents do you need to rent a NV200 Cargo on Turo?
You need a Turo account, a valid driver's license, and approval to drive on Turo. You'll get approved quickly when you book your first NV200 Cargo trip — often immediately.
What kind of driver's license do you need to rent a NV200 Cargo?
You need a valid, full-privilege driver's license to rent a NV200 Cargo, and non-US licenses that meet this standard qualify. Expired, altered, conditional, probationary, provisional, and restricted licenses don't qualify, and neither do learner's permits.
How old do you need to be to rent a NV200 Cargo?
You must be at least 18 to rent a NV200 Cargo on Turo in the US. Some listings set a higher minimum, such as "Must be 21+ to book," so check the listing before you book.
Do you need insurance to rent a NV200 Cargo on Turo?
No, you don't need personal insurance to rent a NV200 Cargo on Turo. At checkout, you'll choose a protection plan: Premier, Standard, or Minimum.
How can you save on a NV200 Cargo rental?
Turn on email and push notifications to catch promo codes for your next NV200 Cargo trip. Book a non-refundable trip four or more days ahead to save 10%, which stacks with trip-length discounts.
Can you rent a NV200 Cargo long term?
Yes, you can book a NV200 Cargo for weeks or months on Turo. Discounted prices kick in for trips of three or more, seven or more, and 30 or more days.
Can you rent a NV200 Cargo with unlimited mileage?
Yes, some local vehicle owners offer unlimited distance on their NV200 Cargo. Check "Distance included" on each listing, or use the "Unlimited distance" filter when you search. Some NV200 listings also offer unlimited mileage as an Extra.
Can other people drive the NV200 Cargo you book?
Yes, the primary driver can request up to eight additional drivers in the Turo app under the "Trips" tab. Each additional driver needs approval before getting behind the wheel of the NV200 Cargo.
Can you pick up a NV200 Cargo at the airport?
Yes, some NV200 Cargo listings offer airport pickup or delivery. For example, one Rego Park, New York, listing offers pickup at LaGuardia and JFK, so check each listing for its options.
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