Nissan has been making hay with its NV200 light commercial vehicle in New York. We’ve known since last year that the van will see service as a taxi in the Big Apple, and more recently, we learned that ...

Underpinned by a modified Nissan B platform and first introduced at the 2009 Geneva Motor Show, the NV200 people carrier is now the standard in New York City’s taxis fleet, replacing the Crown Vics of ...

If you've been following the story of the New York Taxi Commission's selection of the Nissan NV200 as its chosen "Taxi of Tomorrow," you might also remember that New York City comptroller John Liu ...

John Liu, the comptroller for the City of New York, does not have nice words for the mini-minivan that's poised to become the city's primary taxi cab. No, he's not a Jalopnik reader who's pissed that ...

You can catch a Taxi of Tomorrow today. The first two of the Nissan NV200 cabs — full of rider amenities like cell phone charging ports and see-through roofs — have already hit the streets despite an ...

Nissan has made much of its (relative) exclusivity as being the designated “Taxi of Tomorrow” of New York City. However, it doesn’t have a complete monopoly, as the city’s Taxi and Limousine ...

City Hall should be ashamed. Its new “Taxi of Tomorrow” may have fancy seats and even a moon roof, but the spacious new model is not wheelchair accessible. For that reason, my office has now twice ...

The look of the streets of New York is about to change for good, it seems, with the Nissan NV200 Taxi of Tomorrow program scoring a crucial court win, Bloomberg reports. The New York Court of Appeals ...

New York City's Taxi of Tomorrow is under attack. First a group of fleet owners filed a lawsuit against the city, arguing they shouldn't be forced to buy just one type of vehicle, now the city's ...

New Yorkers are right to be angry about a recent audit by Comptroller Scott Stringer that found the city failed to collect nearly $6 million to promote wheelchair-accessible taxis. But the comptroller ...