| Seating capacity | 5 |
| Max speed | Over 90 mph |
| Drive powertrain layout | Front motor, front drive |
| Battery | Laminated lithium-ion battery |
| Electric motor (power, torque) | High-response synchronousAC motor 80 kw, 280 Nm |
| Battery capcity/power | 24 kWh/Over 90 kW |
| Cruising range | Over 100 miles, US LA4 mode |
| Major features | Dedicated IT system |
| Length x Width x Height | 4445mm/1770mm/1550mm |
| Wheelbase | 2700mm |
2011 Nissan LEAF Specs
2011 Nissan LEAF Specs
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BMW will turn to Mexico to make some of its more affordable EVs for the U.S. The past couple weeks have signaled that the EV price war has begun. And Electrify America raises prices. This and more, here at Green Car Reports. Electrify America last week announced price hikes for EV fast-charging. Adding up to about 15% extra for frequent customers, the higher rates do roughly correlate to a surge in the cost of electricity across the U.S. over the past year—although they’re not close to the volatility that those who fill up with gas are used to. A series of recent statements from...
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