Used Nissan NV200 Sunroof

The Nissan NV200 is a panel van and combi van built on a commercial vehicle platform, and it was not offered with a factory-fitted sunroof in the UK market at any point in its production run. It is a squared-off, high-roof commercial body with no provision in the pressing for a sunroof aperture. If you are seeing a hole or panel in the roof of an NV200, it is most likely a roof vent, a roof light, or an aftermarket installation rather than a genuine factory sunroof.

Because the NV200 was never factory-fitted with a sunroof, there is no OEM sunroof panel, glass, or motor that would have been fitted during production and therefore no genuine used NV200 sunroof for a breaker to remove and supply. What you may be looking for instead is a roof vent (sometimes called a rooflight or sky window), which was available as a factory or dealer-fit option on some NV200 Combi people-carrier variants - confirm with a breaker whether that is what you need. If you want to add a sunroof to your NV200, that would be an aftermarket conversion and is outside the scope of what a dismantler can supply from a like-for-like vehicle.

The NV200 Combi and the Nissan Evalia (the seven-seat people-carrier variant sold in some markets) share the same basic body shell as the panel van, but none of these variants were offered with a factory sunroof in the UK. The Combi was available with a roof window or panoramic-style roof light on some specifications, but this is a fixed or pop-open vent unit, not a sliding glass sunroof in the conventional sense - confirm with a breaker whether the part you have seen advertised is a roof vent rather than a true sunroof. These two body styles do share the same roof pressing, so a roof vent from a Combi would be worth discussing with a breaker if that is what you actually need.

What you are most likely looking at is either a roof vent or rooflight aperture, which was a factory or accessory option on the NV200 Combi, or it could be the remnants of an aftermarket sunroof conversion carried out by a previous owner. If it is a factory roof vent, a breaker who has an NV200 Combi in stock may be able to supply the correct unit - give them your registration so they can confirm the exact aperture size and fixing type against what they have. If it appears to be an aftermarket installation, you would need to identify the brand of the conversion kit rather than searching for an NV200-specific part.