Second Hand Nissan NV200 Bonnet Strut

The Nissan NV200 uses a bonnet prop rod rather than gas-assisted bonnet struts — there is no bonnet strut fitted to any variant of this model. If you are looking for a replacement, the part you need is the bonnet stay rod (sometimes listed as a bonnet prop or bonnet support rod) along with its retaining clip, and these should be available from breakers specialising in NV200 stock.

Yes, the NV200 was never fitted with hydraulic or gas bonnet struts on any engine, trim or body variant — it relies on a simple metal prop rod to hold the bonnet open. You will want to search for 'Nissan NV200 bonnet stay rod' or 'bonnet prop rod' instead, which is the correct term for the support fitted to this vehicle.

Neither the standard NV200 nor the e-NV200 electric variant uses bonnet struts — both models use a bonnet prop rod, so there is no strut to source from either version. For the prop rod itself, confirm compatibility with the breaker against your specific registration, as there is a facelift boundary on the NV200 (around 2016) that may affect bonnet and front-end panel parts.

Trim level has no bearing on the bonnet support arrangement — all NV200 variants regardless of trim use the same prop rod setup, so an SE or Tekna (or any other grade) will not have a different part. The prop rod itself is a simple unpainted metal component, so trim-related cosmetic differences are not a concern here.

These listings are almost certainly mislabelled or referring to a different vehicle, as the NV200 does not use gas struts on the bonnet in any factory configuration. It is worth contacting the seller to clarify before purchasing, and instead search specifically for the NV200 bonnet prop rod to make sure you get the correct replacement part.