Datsun Urvan

The history of the Datsun brand began in 1931 when the company DAT released a small car. In 1934 the company was bought by the giant of the automotive market - Nissan Motor Co. Under the Datsun brand, until 1958, all Nissan trucks intended for the domestic market were manufactured. Even after the closure of the company, another 5 years it remained more recognizable than the Nisan brand in the domestic Japanese market. The model Datsun Urvan refers also to cars exported as Nisan Urvan and Nisan Caravan. It was manufactured with a 1.5- and 2.0-liter petrol engines, as well as a 2.2-liter diesel unit. Moreover, it was produced until replaced by the E23 Caravan in August 1980. In export markets, the first and second generations were called Datsun Urvan, until the Nissan brand replaced it worldwide in 1983 and 1984. In 1978, Nissan added the Vanette model as a smaller passenger van as the Caravan grew in dimensions and market positioning. The second generation was essentially a cosmetic update with no major mechanical changes. The model code changed to E20. If you are looking for selling Datsun cars online, Export Portal welcomes you and offers a lot of possibilities to its users. Star today to trade safely and easily at a global level on Export Portal.