Ashok Leyland STiLE

The Ashok Leyland STiLE was a five-door minivan sold in India from July 2013, a rebadged Nissan NV200 built under licence and based on the Nissan Evalia platform. It was shown at the 2012 Auto Expo and marketed to commercial users such as hotel shuttles, taxis, ambulances, panel van conversions and courier services, as well as for inter-city and intra-city travel. A prototype carried an Ashok Leyland 1.5 litre engine, but production cars used the K9K common rail diesel shared with the Evalia, tuned to 75 bhp against the Evalia's 85 bhp. It came in LE, LS and LX trims with seven or eight seats, and a compressed natural gas version that had been planned never appeared. Production stopped in May 2015 because of low demand.