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1. www.autocar.co.uk › car-review › nissanNissan Leaf Review (2011-2017) - Autocar

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   Apr 6, 2012 · Matt Prior. Editor-at-large. Handling is similarly decent, but the defining characteristic is the steering. Very light and linear, it suits urban use perfectly, but it is devoid of feel and, with ...

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     The top end Leaf with the 30kWh battery is £21.5k after a...

2. www.honestjohn.co.uk › nissan › leafNissan Leaf (2011 – 2018) Review - Honest John

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   Nissan Leaf (2011 – 2018): Running Costs. The Nissan Leaf comes with a 3.3kW onboard charger as standard. On cars with the 24kWh battery, this means it can charge to 80 percent via a 50kW charger in 30 minutes. A 7kW home charger takes 4.5 hours to go from zero to 100 percent, while a 3kW wallbox takes 10 hours.

   • Fuel Type: Electric
   • Produced on: 2011

   • Manufacturer: Nissan

3. www.parkers.co.uk › nissan › leafUsed Nissan Leaf Hatchback (2011 - 2018) Review - Parkers

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   Sep 11, 2024 · Nissan Leaf Hatchback review. 2011 - 2018 (change model) Parkers overall rating: 4.1 out of 5 4.1. View 67 photos. ” Well-made, reliable, getting cheaper – but driving range is limited “.

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5. www.whatcar.com › nissan › leafUsed Nissan Leaf Review - 2011-2018 - What Car?

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   A good example of the Leaf will start at about £5000, at the time of writing for a 2011 car. Upping your budget to between £6500 to £7000 will net you a 2013 car, while the improved 30kWh ...

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6. www.carbuyer.co.uk › reviews › nissanNissan Leaf hatchback (2011-2017) - Carbuyer

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   Jan 19, 2017 · The Nissan Leaf finished 33rd out of the 75 cars ranked in our 2017 Driver Power owner satisfaction survey of cars currently on sale in the UK. A five-star crash-test rating from Euro NCAP is ...

7. www.whatcar.com › nissan › leafUsed Nissan Leaf 2011-2018 reliability - What Car?

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   Reliability survey, this generation of Leaf achieved a high score of 98.6%. Nissan as a brand, sadly, doesn't have the greatest reputation for reliability anymore because it languishes in 27th ...

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   Is the 2013 Nissan Leaf a good car?

   • 2013’s revamped Leaf is a much-improved motorway car, with a far more tied-down feel at higher speeds. The steering is also weighter at all speeds. The downside is that the uncanny urban progress has been sacrificed. Even though it still rides very well compared to rival, conventionally engineered cars.

   Nissan Leaf Review (2011-2017) - Autocar

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   Is the Nissan Leaf a good car?

   • The rest of the Leaf’s interior is as conventional as any small family car’s. Rear legroom is fine, headroom is tight only for those over six feet tall, and the boot is an average size. It’s also a very quiet cabin. Refinement levels from the motor are, as you’d expect, supremely quiet, but wind rush and road noise are also commendably subdued.

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   Does the Nissan Leaf have free parking?

   • However, it’s worth remembering that the Nissan Leaf is exempt from many congestion charge schemes and will be eligible for free parking in some cities. If you’re new to electric cars, you might be surprised by how quickly and smoothly they accelerate. Simply press the accelerator to surge forward.

   Nissan Leaf (2011 – 2018) Review | Honest John

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   What is a LEAF EV?

   • The LEAF was the first mass production electric vehicle to be designed from the ground up for purely battery power. Early EVs were merely conversions of cars originally created with petrol engines. Even if you didn't know this, you could perhaps guess the fact from a glance at this dramatic-looking Nissan.

   Nissan LEAF (2013 - 2017) used car review | Car review - RAC

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   How much luggage can a Nissan Leaf hold?

   • Because the Nissan Leaf was built from the ground up as an electric car, you don’t have to make any sacrifices when it comes to practicality. The boot offers an impressive 370 litres of luggage capacity, making it a match for a conventional family hatchback.

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   Can You charge a Nissan Leaf overnight?

   • Ideally, you will need some off-street parking or dedicated space to charge the car overnight, too. Otherwise, you'll have to rely on the public charging network, and this might not fit into everybody's daily routine. The Nissan Leaf is easy, fun and comfortable to drive. Just make sure you can live with the limited range

   Used Nissan Leaf Review - 2011-2018 - What Car?

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9. www.rac.co.uk › drive › car-reviewsNissan LEAF (2013 - 2017) used car review - RAC

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   If possible check the car's battery health before purchase. One that has had lots of regular charges is better than one that's been stood at 100% for days on end. This improved LEAF reverted to a traditional handbrake which seems to be more resilient. It also appears to have a more resilient battery.