Nissan NV350 vs. Toyota HiAce: Pros and Cons

Two industry titans in the microbus market are the Toyota HiAce and Nissan NV350 Caravan. For a close-up and in-depth comparative evaluation, we have included their pros and cons of them. The Toyota HiAce is likely familiar to anybody who has been interstate in Nigeria.

But how well will this new vehicle outperform the old one now that another quickly selling monster (the Nissan NV350 Caravan) has flooded the market?  You may choose from a thorough comparison of the Toyota HiAce and Nissan NV350. 

Toyota Hiace 

• Pros 

If you require a sleeping area, you can simply convert this car’s interior into one, and it is warm enough inside for a comfortable night on the road. If you frequently travel, it has a great potential to transport you throughout the country. This automobile is very manoeuvrable for any driver. The car’s high speed makes it one of its strengths. It also has a large amount of room. Due to its small turning radius, parking this vehicle is particularly convenient. It offers superb visibility. This automobile is simple to use and modest. On high ground, it has excellent clearance.

• Cons 

In addition to having a diesel engine, it uses a lot of gasoline, which might assume an extra cost. The window in the salon cannot be opened, so if the AC isn’t turned on, it might lead to congestion. It may get really loud, especially if not serviced frequently. There are flaws in the cooling system. It might be a little challenging to overtake because the engine is underpowered. Unevenness on the road can occasionally be perceived which gives it an inferior riding quality. The expense of upkeep is rather expensive.

NV350 Nissan

• Pros 

The cabin is quite spacious and pleasant, and it is easy and quick to switch from cargo mode to passenger mode and vice versa. In comparison to analogue vans, it offers passability that is clearly superior and has enough circular visibility. It is also simple to handle. It is capable of hauling a lot of freight. The seats are foldable and quite dependable. Its chassis is quite robust and efficient. There are two body stiffeners.

• Cons 

One can get a rough sensation while it’s running low on fuel. Difficulties with the right wheel have been perceived by buyers. It has no downshifts and no wheel lock. There are complaints about how uncomfortable the middle passenger chairs are. If necessary, getting close to the engine nodes might be exceedingly challenging. The wheel bearings appear flimsy. Poor white illumination is seen. Purchasing its replacement components might be quite pricey.

Nissan NV350 vs. Toyota HiAce Specifications 

Specifications	Nissan NV350	Toyota Hiace
Body type	3 Rows (seats)	3 Rows (seats)
Fuel Type	Regular gasoline	Diesel
Drive Type	Rear (FR)	Full 4WD
Transmission type:	Auto Transmission 4	Auto Transmission 4
Tank capacity:	65 Liters	70 Liters
No. of doors:	4	4
No. of seats:	14	12
Price: 2011	N9,000,000	N9,500,000

Frequently Asked Questions

Conclusion 

To help you compare these two titans, we’ve included some of the most crucial data that we think you’ll need. You must now choose the one that best suits your needs. 

In the meanwhile, we presently have a sizable selection of Nissan NV350 Caravans, both new and used, as well as Toyota HiAces offered for sale in our automobile listing department. Scroll through our website to see the different prices for these cars.