Nissan’s new NV2500 concept hints at what Nissan’s first commercial-vehicle market will look like when it enters the North American market in 2010. According to Motor Trend, production will take place at Nissan’s Canton Mississippi plant where the Quest minivan and Armada and Infiniti QX56 SUVs are built.

Sources say that the three vehicles are likely to be phased out when the NV2500 enters production for the 2011 model year. No confirmation has been made by Nissan as of yet, but it is unclear whether Nissan will move the models to another facility, replace them with Japanese models or phase them out altogether.

All three vehicles have taken a major hit this year. November sales of the Armada SUV dropped 70.5 percent in November – down 49.1 percent so far this year. The Infiniti QX56 was down 53.3 percent in November and down 33.6 percent in 2008. Quest is doing the worst out of all three models down 81.3 percent in November and down 33.3 percent this year.

Nissan NV2500 Concept:

Source: Motor Trend

• •  The largest concept vehicle Nissan has ever produced.
• •  Nissan will enter North American commercial vehicle market in 2010.
• •  NV2500 Concept provides preview to the future CV.

Since Nissan pulled out of the 2009 Detroit Auto Show, it unveiled its new NV2500 Concept in Motor City today -it was originally scheduled to debut in Detroit next month. Nissan says that the new NV2500 Concept is a new take on commercial vehicles and is one of the largest concepts it has ever produced featuring a 3-Zone interior and a range of flexible utility and storage solutions.

Nissan says that the NV2500 Concept provides a preview to Nissan’s entry to the CV market in North America – which it plans to enter in 2010. Nissan’s CV lineup in North America will feature three new products in three years along with products from its global stable. Nissan said it is investing a total of $118 million at its Canton, Miss. plant to manufacture CVs.

The new Nissan NV2500 Concept features a “wall-less” mobile office/workspace design which includes a computer workstation, fold-down conference table, storage compartments, cargo/tool tie-downs, six feet of interior height and a side panel that opens out to create a outside standing workshop table.

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Nissan NV2500 Concept:

Oh my - What is that hideousness you see above? It’s the Nissan NV2500 Concept that will make its debut at the 2009 Detroit Auto Show in January next year.

No details on the NV2500 have been revealed as of yet but Nisan says that the concept is a preview to the company’s entry into the North American Commercial Vehicle market in 2010. The vehicle is designed to be a multi-purpose utility solution for the real world.

Let’s just say it’s not designed to do anything in our world here at eGMCarTech.