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The Nissan Leaf is the planet's first mass-market, all-electric vehicle in modern times, and it's a milestone for personal transportation. It's groundbreaking for many of the same reasons the original Toyota Prius was: it's remarkably easy to drive, will carry up to five people with a fair amount of cargo, and is priced to make Nissan the leader in electric cars, out of the starting gate.
It's also a perfect 10 on AllCarsElectric's ratings because it only depends on petroleum for its production, not its daily operation.
There's no internal-combustion in the 2011 Leaf whatsoever. The Leaf sports a battery pack that Nissan says is good for about 100 miles of driving range; the Environmental Protection Agency, in its worst-case testing scenarios, predicts the Leaf's available driving range on a single full charge at 73 miles.
What this means in practical terms, is that the Leaf is a somewhat limited vehicle. Charging stations can be fitted to homes and businesses, but today they make up...
Read More »| 4dr HB (2) | MSRP | Invoice | MPG City | MPG Hwy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4dr HB SV Specs | $35,200 | $33,707 | N/A | N/A |
| 4dr HB SL Specs | $37,250 | $35,668 | N/A | N/A |
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