2021 Nissan NV200 Electric · SG21 AGU

A consistently clean MOT record across four consecutive annual tests, most recently in August 2026, shows no recorded defects or advisories, suggesting that the vehicle has not presented any issues that required remedial action during official inspections. The absence of failures over this period points to a stable roadworthiness profile, with each test confirming compliance with the statutory safety and emissions criteria. At roughly 30,800 miles on the odometer, the NV200 averages just over 6,000 miles per year—a mileage rate that sits comfortably within normal usage for a five‑year‑old light commercial vehicle. The annual testing cadence leaves no significant gaps in the recorded history, meaning there have been no prolonged periods without a formal roadworthiness check. Mechanically, this mileage level implies that major wear items such as clutch discs, timing chain tensioners and engine bearings are likely still within their service life, though consumables will be approaching the point where routine replacement is advisable. When you inspect the vehicle, pay particular attention to the braking system despite the clean MOT history: feel for a firm, progressive pedal without sponginess, listen for any squeal or grinding on initial application, and check that the discs are free of scoring and the pads retain sufficient thickness. Examine the tyres for even wear patterns, adequate tread depth and any sidewall cracking, and verify that the steering feels tight with no excessive play or knocking over bumps, which would reveal early suspension bush or bearing wear that may not have been flagged previously. Finally, confirm that all lights, indicators and the exhaust system operate correctly, and look for any signs of oil or coolant leakage around the engine bay and under the chassis. A functional battery, clean air‑filter housing and a service history that aligns with the manufacturer’s interval recommendations will help ensure the vehicle remains MOT‑compliant beyond the next test in 2027.