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NORD Flit: Overview

The Nord Flit is the company's offering to transport companies operating in Nigeria's road-dependent economy. 

Nord says it's a strong, reliable, and safe offering class with comparable safety features. It is a cheaper alternative to the popular Toyota Hiace, whose groundbreaking design the Nord Flit borrows heavily from.

EFEX Executive, a transport company based in Edo State, already has a couple in its fleet. And they report satisfactory performance. It remains to be seen how well they perform in Nigeria's tough terrains over the next year.


Body Style

Three variants: Van (for goods and haulage), Bus, and Bus Premium (for passengers).







Seating Capacity

15 (bus configuration)


Layout: 

Front engine, rear-wheel drive

*engine is underneath front seats, located on front axle


Suspension: 

Macpherson (front), leaf springs (rear)


Brakes

Disc (front and rear), ABS assisted.


Wheelbase

Three options: 2570 mm, 3110 mm, and 3720 mm


Interior

Upholstery: Wear-resistant fabric

Ergonomics: Adjustable backrest

Features: Individual seatbelts








Powertrain

Engine: 

4RB2 

Power: 120 hp @ 4600 rpm

Torque: 217 @ 2600 rpm

Transmission: 

5-speed manual

0-100 km/h (0-62 mph): --


Top Speed: 

180 kph

Weight: --

Power-to-Weight Ratio: --


Wheels

Steel, aluminum alloy


Others

Body colors

White, Black, Gold


Most expensive model as optioned;

Bus Van Premium - ₦59,800,000.00

Wheel Base (3720mm) - ₦2,500,000.00

Color (Black) - ₦0.00 

Wheel Type (Aluminum) - ₦382,850.00

Lock (Remote Control) - ₦92,625.00

Glass (Black tint) - ₦115,560.00

Infotainment System - ₦281,862.00

2 years of service - ₦617,500

Total: ₦63,790,397.00

For fleets, certain features like the central lock (₦92,000), window tint (₦115,000), and infotainment system (₦281,000) can be knocked out. 

Configure yours at https://nordmotion.com/


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