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No — the Nissan NV300 uses an electronic parking brake (EPB) rather than a conventional mechanical handbrake lever, so there is no physical lever to source from a breaker. If you are looking to repair or replace the parking brake function on your NV300, you are most likely looking for an EPB switch, EPB actuator/motor, or EPB control module instead. Speak to a breaker with your registration to identify the exact component you need.
Breakers will not be able to supply a handbrake lever for the NV300 because the vehicle was never built with one — it has an electronic parking brake operated by a dashboard switch rather than a mechanical lever. What you may actually need is the EPB switch (the button on the dashboard or centre console), the rear EPB actuator, or a related wiring component. Provide your registration to a breaker and describe the fault you are experiencing so they can point you to the correct part.
Because the NV300 has an electronic parking brake rather than a cable-and-lever system, the serviceable parts available from breakers include the EPB switch, the electric actuator units at the rear calipers, and associated wiring or modules. The NV300 shares its platform with the Renault Trafic and Vauxhall Vivaro of the same generation, so a breaker may be able to cross-reference parts across those vehicles too. Always confirm compatibility against your specific registration before purchasing.
No variant of the Nissan NV300 was fitted with a traditional handbrake lever or cable-operated parking brake — electronic parking brake was standard across the range from the model's UK introduction. If you have a vehicle with a conventional handbrake lever that you believe is a Nissan van, it may be a Nissan Primastar (the earlier generation), which did use a conventional mechanical handbrake setup. Check your V5C or confirm the exact model with a breaker using your registration.