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Apr 6, 2012 · Find Used Nissan Leaf 2011-2017 review deals. ... Aside from deciding whether you want the 120 mile range 24kWh or 155 mile range 30kWh Nissan Leaf in your life, there is also three trim levels to ...
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The top end Leaf with the 30kWh battery is £21.5k after a...
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Reader report of used 2014 Nissan Leaf, bought at just 3 months old. Range supposed to be 124 miles. Reader got 100, "which was really 80". Now 5 years old, dash says 80 on a full charge but only goes 60 miles. 15-04-2019: Report of plug-in switch for Nissan Leaf failing and costing a lot to replace. 30-08-2019:
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Plugging our cars into the mains electricity supply when we get home at night might still might seem about as natural as shovelling coal into them before setting off in the morning, but all the signs are that's going to change. Hybrid cars were a first step in the direction of increased use of electricity to drive our vehicles and fully electric mo...
The 'LEAF' name is an acronym for 'Leading Environmentally friendly Affordable Family car' - which is exactly what this was when first we saw it launched in 2011 as the first purpose-designed pure electric vehicle on the market. Back then, the only other offering in this segment was hastily converted citycar design sold under different badges by Mi...
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. For example, since, as an all-electric car...
Reported reliability has thus far been impeccable, due in no small part to the inherent simplicity of the LEAF's drivetrain. The Leaf doesn't have a transmission as such, instead relying on a reduction gear. The motor is always connected to the drive shafts. This makes it very simple and very reliable - much more so than any type of transmission in...
(approx values for a 2014 LEAF) What replacement parts are you really going to use? There's no clutch, no exhaust, no spark plugs, no filters, no alternator and no starter motor to worry about. Brakes and tyres are about the only consumables you really need to keep on top of and they're relatively cheap with front brake pads costing around £20 per ...
Let's start with the headlines. This improved post-'13-era MK1 model LEAF can travel nearly 20% further than the previous version could on a single charge and, if you get the right specced model, you can finish that charge in half the time. If that's enough to get your interest, then let's get behind the wheel and see what it's like to drive. Get y...
Nissan is a brand that knows what it's talking about when it comes to electric power, with an EV history that stretches all the way back to 1947. Only with the introduction of lithium-ion battery technology in the 1990s though, did their EV development really take off and a car like their original LEAF become possible. Early all-electric adopters l...
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 ...
The Leaf's ultimate panic-stop distance from 60 mph of 122 feet is reassuring, and the pedal does feel firm. But response is still somewhat nonlinear and can be hard to judge during routine stops ...
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Starting at $20,035 · 5/10. View 2017 Frontier Details. Starting at $19,385 · 5/10. The Nissan Leaf delivers perky all-electric motoring for the masses, but don't expect anything fancy.
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Sep 18, 2017 · Nissan Leaf Tekna. Price £27,230 (after £4500 gov't grant) Price as tested £28,380 Economy 3.6 miles/kWh Faults None Expenses None Last seen 18.5.16. Read our previous reports: 110-mile range ...
