Nissan Leaf News
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2016 Nissan Leaf Range: 107 Or 155 Miles? Why Test Cycles Can Be DeceptiveSuppose you could buy a new 2016 Nissan Leaf rated not at 107 miles but 155 miles. That would be a far more desirable car, wouldn't it? Well, you can--but only in Europe. The punchline is that the two cars are identical. What differs is the rating procedure used to calculate the range of an...
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2016 Nissan Leaf Offers 107-Mile Range With 30-kWh Battery; Leaf S UnchangedThe 2016 Nissan Leaf electric car will offer a choice of two different battery sizes, with a new larger 30-kilowatt-hour pack giving an EPA-rated range of 107 miles on the mid-level SV model and the top SL trim level. The new 107-mile Leaf models will cost $35,050 for the Leaf SV (up from $32,950...
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Electric-Car Driver To Plant Trees In 48 States On Cross-Country TripA Nissan Leaf owner plans to drive across 48 states in support of National Drive Electric Week.
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2016 Nissan Leaf's Two Batteries: 84 Miles Base, 110 Miles For Top Trims, Dealer SaysWith many 2016 model details already released by other makers, the specs of the 2016 Nissan Leaf electric car remain conspicuously absent as the U.S. heads toward its Labor Day holiday. But a posting by a Nissan dealer in Indiana suggests that high-end models of the coming year's Leaf will feature...
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Japanese Hot Springs Maintain Serenity With Nissan Leaf Electric CarsNissan Leaf electric cars will be used for a new car-sharing program in rural Japan.
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The first Toyota Prius came to market in the U.S. in 2000, but it wasn't until 2012 that the single hybrid model expanded into a family of four different cars. Now it appears that the same could happen--somewhere down the road--to the Nissan Leaf, although not until after a second-generation Leaf is introduced, likely for the 2017 model year. ALSO SEE: 2017 Nissan Leaf: What We Know So Far About New Electric Car The Leaf has cemented its position as the world's best-selling plug-in electric car, with its total sales closing in on 200,000 over about a five-year period. The British magazine...
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2015 Nissan Leaf: Discounts, Deals On Leases, Financing IncreaseThe 2015 Nissan Leaf gets more discounts as sales remain flat.
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Nissan Leaf Battery Capacity Lawsuit: Court Approves SettlementNissan and Leaf owners appear to have reached a final settlement in a lawsuit filed almost three years ago.
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Consumer Reports: Used Nissan Leafs Can Be A Good ValueUsed Nissan Leaf prices are very low right now, Consumer Reports says.
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2016 Nissan Leaf Range To Top 100 Miles, August Launch Possible: ReportRumors of a longer-range battery for the 2016 Nissan Leaf have been percolating for a while now. Nissan has steadfastly declined to answer questions about the next model year of the world's most successful electric car, but at least one report now suggests that a revised Leaf is imminent. DON'T...
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Nissan Leaf With 250-Mile Range: Ghosn Shows R&D Car, Video At Annual MeetingWhile Chevrolet beats the drum for the Bolt EV 200-mile electric car it will likely launch before the end of next year, Nissan has been relatively quiet about its plans to upgrade the Leaf's current 84-mile range to compete. But at yesterday's annual meeting, a relatively conventional-looking Leaf...
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The Renault-Nissan Alliance has now sold more than 250,000 electric cars.
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Nissan Leaf Electric Car: Ultimate Guide, What You Need To KnowBack in December 2010, an unassuming compact hatchback hit the Japanese and American markets. A new small Nissan isn't normally the cause for fanfares and celebration, but the Leaf is one of the most significant cars of recent years--as it's a competitive, usable electric car. Whether you love or...
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UPDATED: Should I Buy A Used Nissan Leaf (Or Another Electric Car)?About 15 million people buy a new vehicle in the U.S. each year, on average--but almost 40 million buy used cars in that same year. Modern electric cars have been sold in the U.S. since December 2010. Not surprisingly, they're started to show up on used-car lots. Should you buy one? The answer, of...
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Used Electric Cars: About To Get Big, What You Need To KnowThink electric-car ownership is priced out of your league? It’s simply not. Even if leasing isn’t for you, or you don’t have the stellar credit required to get some of those deals, prices are plummeting on used electric vehicles—and that makes it a buyers’ market...
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2012, 2013 Nissan Leaf Electric Cars Get $5,000 Lease Buyout CreditNissan tries to encourage Leaf lessees to take the buyout option.
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Avis Builds Largest Electric-Vehicle Lease Fleet In Europe With Latest Nissan OrderAvis will deploy 401 Nissan e-NV200 vans, and 60 more Leaf hatchbacks.
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Seattle will use 28 Nissan Leaf electric cars for traffic enforcement.
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Nissan Sway Concept Sets The Look For Future Small Cars—And Leaf?The Nissan Sway concept, shown this past week at the Geneva Motor Show, consolidates some of Nissan’s design themes into a single expression that’s important for Europe. Although it’s worth wondering: Are we also seeing a first glimpse of the look of the next Nissan Leaf electric...
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Four Years And 70,000 Miles Later, 2011 Nissan Leaf Going StrongSee what it's like to drive a Nissan Leaf electric car for four years.
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Tesla P85D Highlights Why EPA Range Ratings Are Inconsistent & Confusing For Electric CarsThere’s been a lot of confusion recently about the official EPA-certified ranges of certain electric cars. That all-important number goes on the window sticker, and is typically used for advertising and marketing purposes. In November, Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk announced, with great fanfare...
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Nissan To Have Longer-Range Electric Cars 'Relatively Quickly,' Exec SaysNissan feels it can match the range claims of upcoming rival electric cars.
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BREAKING: Chevrolet 'Bolt' Concept 200-Mile Electric Car To Target Tesla: UPDATEDOn Monday, General Motors will unveil a concept version of a $30,000 battery-electric vehicle with 200 miles of electric range that will arrive on the market before the planned Tesla Model 3, according to reports. Called the Chevrolet Bolt, the concept is a compact five-door hatchback that uses...
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