Nissan Europe has launched biodiesel powered versions of its Interstar and Primastar vans for fleet customers.
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These vans were developed and are built by a joint venture with General Motors Europe and Renault which and all three partners market versions under their own brands.
Nissan claims to be one of only a few LCV brands offering the option.
For the Interstar and Primastar, the mix of biodiesel will consist of 30% methyl ester of vegetable oils and 70% normal diesel.
One engine option on the Interstar will be compatible with biodiesel, the 2.5-litre diesel engine in both 100 and 120hp formats, while the 2.0-litre diesel Primastar producing 90 and 115hp, and the 2.5-litre diesel with 150hp will all be available to run with biodiesel.
Warranty terms will change slightly for biodiesel applications, with slightly reduced engine maintenance intervals.
