LCV manufacturer news

Citroën has announced the pricing for its New Relay van range. The entry-level L1H1 HDi six-speed manual panel van costs £19,405 plus VAT.

Vauxhall and Renault have both announced prices for their new mid-sized vans, the Vivaro and Trafic. The timing is no surprise as the two are sister vans.

Vauxhall add a new high-sided version of the Combo panel van. The L2H2 panel van was debuted at the CV Show in Birmingham this week.

Certain components for Transit and Transit Connect models that are more than four years will now be up to 58 per cent cheaper.

Nissan has revealed a range of improvements to its NV400 van range, as the brand seeks to battle several new models coming from its rivals.

Iveco will launch the all-new third generation version of its Daily van in June. Its makers say it ensures strength, flexibility, and long-term durability.

Volkswagen is boosting the eco credentials of its Crafter LCV range with new Euro 6 emissions compliant engines.

Ford has taken double top in a novel shootout that subjects vans to truly chilling conditions. Both the new Transit and Transit Connect won their classes.

Nissan describes its e-NV200 van, as a ‘game-changer.” According to Nissan it combines the best of the existing NV200 with the powertrain of the LEAF car.

Vauxhall and Renault have released design impressions of their latest attempts to challenge Ford's all-new Transit class leader.

Volkswagen gives Amarok the special edition treatment with the launch of the Canyon. It will be offered with a 2-litre BiTDI and FourMotion all-wheel-drive.

Nissan’s London taxi project is to be a British car. Final assembly of the Taxi for London will be carried out at Coventry-based ADV Manufacturing.