11 Facts About Nissan Caravan

Nissan Caravan is a light commercial van designed for use as a fleet vehicle or cargo van and manufactured by Nissan since 1973.

Second generation Homy of 1976, was marketed as a twin to the 1973-era Nissan Caravan, sold at the Nissan Prince Store dealerships, while the Caravan was exclusive to Nissan Bluebird Store locations.

The Nissan Caravan Homy received the T20 model code, and in 1972, the vehicle was reclassified as a commercial vehicle, in order to comply with the 1970 Japanese road traffic law.

Nissan Caravan had integrated a previously built product called the Nissan Caravan Caball as a cabover truck and cargo van, but had replaced it with the Homy.

In 1978, Nissan added the smaller Vanette as the Caravan grew in dimensions and market positioning.

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In May 1982, the Nissan Caravan underwent a minor facelift, losing the ventilation window in the front doors, receiving a new dashboard and a new five-bearing SD23 diesel engine replacing the previous SD22.

Homy and its Nissan Caravan twin received their first full model change since the Homy was introduced in 1965.

In Kenya, the Nissan Caravan E24 is still manufactured by the Kenya Vehicle Manufacturers in Thika as of 2016.

The new NV350 Nissan Caravan comes with the all new YD25DDTi engine with clean diesel technology.

The NV350 Nissan Caravan continues to be sold as the Isuzu Como on the Japanese market as well.

Second facelift Nissan Caravan was launched for the Japanese market on 20 October 2021.