The first full production electric car, the LEAF has evolved with time, but remained true to its purpose. This is an affordable, basic, A-to-B car that happens to be electric. And it’s awesome for being so.
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The first full production electric car, the LEAF has evolved with time, but remained true to its purpose. This is an affordable, basic, A-to-B car that happens to be electric. And it’s awesome for being so.
http://www.AaronOnAutos.com
Long story short, the Leaf was designed to be an affordable, compact car with a lot of utility and not necessarily as an ICE vehicle replacement. The Leaf is usually a second or third car for most buyers and is used as a primary commuter or “get around town” car and not as a weekend or travel car. I explain those points in this video.
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Nissan has debuted the Sylphy Zero Emission electric car at Auto China 2018 in Beijing as the first Nissan EV made in China for Chinese consumers. The new model is based on the Nissan Leaf and has a range of about 388 km (241 miles) per the Chinese range testing …
Nissan plans to unveil several concepts at the upcoming Tokyo Motor Show, but perhaps the most surprising of those will be the electric Leaf Nismo Concept. This will see the world’s best-selling electric car receiving the Nismo treatment, with exterior design highlights, a revised suspension, and a retuned computer for …
The 2018 Nissan LEAF was unveiled with pomp and flair. As the best-selling electric car on record, the LEAF is often Nissan’s showcase of new technology. With the 2018 model redesign, Nissan went premium-level while lowering the LEAF’s price tag. Read more at EVmeme.com.
During Nissan’s keynote speech at CES in Las Vegas, CEO Carlos Ghosn outlined the new technologies that will underpin the company’s self-driving cars and future mobility efforts. During his speech, Ghosn outlined a new NASA-derived in-vehicle artificial intelligence system for autonomous vehicles, a partnership with Microsoft for connected cars, and …
A program in the city of Boulder, Colorado creates incentives to buy a package that includes an electric LEAF, solar panels, and a charging system. The Denver area has jumped past other, larger markets to become the #4 sales area for the Nissan LEAF. Read more at TorqueNews.com.