I have for sale my 2014 Nissan eNV200 24kWh Automatic 7 Seater Fully Electric MPV EV,I purchased it as a cat S repaired van in 2019 and converted it into a 7 seater by purchasing the rear seats and carpet from a scrapped Evalia,all rear seats have 3 point seat belts,the only thing I didn’t fit was the rear headliner as it didn’t mate up to the front headliner so I haven’t done anything with it but it’s available with sale if you can use it otherwise it will need ply lined and carpeted to match.I purchased the rear side and tail gate tinted windows from van pimps and fitted them myself.It has the centre dash screen which incorporates reverse camera view,satellite navigation,Bluetooth hands free(controls on the steering wheel)Radio,CD player,Aux in and Bluetooth,the two front seats and steering wheel are heated.It comes with 17” allow wheels which I had painted black but could do with retouching up.The current mileage is 86K which is nothing for an EV.Once fully charged range shows 68 miles but realistic range if doing 55-60mph is 50miles between charging stations,please note with any EV,range varies depending on driving speed(you get better range driving around town stopping/starting as you get more regeneration of electricity back into the battery)and weather conditions for example range drops if your into a headwind and increases with a tailwind etc.Also the battery can be swapped out and replaced by the higher ranged 40kwh battery if you can get a hold of one,there’s a guy on YouTube who did it and it looks pretty straightforward.There is a roof rack attached which I’ll include in the sale.I’ve seen camper van conversions done on these vehicles with the pop top roof,I believe they cost around £2000 to have a roof fitted,also no need for leisure batteries or additional heaters as there is a 12v supply under the bonnet which can be used when the car is switched on as can the cars heaters and  air conditioning.Any questions please feel free to ask,thanks