Nissan Leaf News (Page 4)

A new report says EVs will account for 50% of the global market share by 2030. Will this affect your new vehicle purchase?

Most Nissan LEAF owners are satisfied with the vehicle, and many are excited to share their positive experiences online, but not everybody is pleased with their local dealers.

In this story several current and former Nissan Leaf owners tell their stories of why they have switched to Chevy Bolt and compare their previous experiences with Nissan Leaf to Chevy Bolt now.

Chevrolet Bolt and the new 2018 Nissan Leaf go head to head when it comes to comparing their price, range, charging and self-driving features. Let's compare their size, charging speed and several other parameters to see who wins.

The 2018 Nissan Rogue is the first model to get ProPILOT Assist. It’s gets you one step closer to fully autonomous driving.

Nissan has revealed a new LEAF NISMO concept hot hatch. This is one model we hope they bring to production.

Do you know how it feels inside the new 2018 Nissan Leaf? Last week at the Drive Electric event in Northern California, I was excited for the opportunity to get inside the pre-production 2018 Nissan Leaf and check it out for myself.

Plug-in Hybrid vehicles (PHEV) can hold little longer, but not much longer in light of Tesla Model 3 and Nissan Leaf advance.

Today I read a very interesting discussion where the Leaf owners were talking about the unexpected perks of driving Nissan Leaf. You have to be a Leaf driver to understand them because apparently they are less commonly advertised.

EV fans are critical of the new 2018 LEAF as first models roll off the assembly line. But they might be surprised.

Man who drove his 2015 Nissan Leaf for three years moves to Chevy Bolt for a longer range, loves both cars and shares his observations as a comparison between the two.

There are people who prefer Tesla Model 3 vs Nissan Leaf and some of them have become somewhat anti Leaf and pro Tesla. If you are one of them you should watch this video interview with Nissan North American Chairman Jose Munoz, who explains how and why they did what they did with the new 2018 Nissan Leaf.

Nissan Canada just opened the reservations page for the 2018 Nissan Leaf and unlike Tesla Model 3 no deposit is required.

The time is finally here and the 2018 Nissan Leaf has finally been revealed to all of us with its specs and the rumors and gossip is now in the past. Now the question that remains is: Has Nissan done enough to remain competitive in the growing EV hatchback market?

The all-new 2018 Nissan LEAF was revealed last night. It boasts 150 mile range and will cost you less than a Tesla Model 3.

When Nissan unveils the new-generation 2018 LEAF on September 5, they've already hit a home run with the new EV.

Nissan announced, the next-generation LEAF will be revealed September 5 in the US. It will also be unveiled in Detroit. Here is the new teaser of the 2018 Leaf.

EV fans will want to see the new next-generation Nissan LEAF and it’s coming to a city near you. Current LEAF owners get special treatment.

Many electric car enthusiasts are anxiously waiting for Nissan's word on the range of the 2018 Nissan Leaf, but no confirmation has come from Nissan. Firm confirmation will be available in the "coming weeks."

Some Nissan Leaf owners say they are somewhat disappointed learning the 2018 Nissan Leaf will have only 150 miles per charge, but others say you get the same Nissan Leaf with doubled range for the same price, and that's a big improvement considering the price.

Nissan just released a teaser of the new Nissan LEAF. Would you buy one if it looks like this?

Few days ago Tesla started its official sales of the iconic Model 3 and in two months Nissan will unveil its 2018 Leaf which is comparable to Model 3 in many ways including the price and range. But here are few points when it comes to comparing Model 3 vs Nissan Leaf that are very necessary to take into consideration when making the comparison.

When you follow the chatter about Tesla Model 3 or the new 2018 Nissan Leaf all the excitement seems to be about the innovation and range. But I start to hearing more and more from current EV owners like Tesla Model S and Fiat 500e that with current range their EVs have some would prefer faster charging. They would like to have ultra faster charging for the following reasons.

Yesterday, when I covered the news about the 2018 Nissan Leaf having a special feature called e-Pedal I shared the story in few social groups for discussion. Not everyone is enthused about the Leaf e-Pedal and they raise these questions.

Nissan just announced that it's upcoming new Nissan Leaf, which is due to be released on September 5, will have the world's first one pedal operation, which is called e-Pedal.

Two weeks ago when TorqueNews published a story predicting that Utility companies will pay for the 2017 Nissan Leaf and that could be a start of a new huge trend, few probably believed it. Now we have the second utility company offering its customers Huge discounts on Nissan Leaf. These people will by more electricity from the company eventually, instead of buying gas from gas stations.

These 2018 Nissan Leaf images where snapped yesterday in Anderson, SC and the Nissan guys were really nice to the photographer allowing a rare glimpse of the interior, which you can see from the side view image, trunk, front and rear of the 2018 Nissan Leaf. We also have a rare description of the interior.

After Tesla CEO Elon Musk released the first production pictures of the new Tesla Model 3 social media was quickly filled with discussions comparing it to the new Nissan Leaf and talking about which of them is prettier.

Sometimes people want to make a statement with the license plate of their cars and the same is true especially with the electric cars owners. I find the license plate on this new Nissan Leaf really making the point.

This testing prototype of the 2018 Nissan Leaf was seen being driven on Japanese roads and the spy shots provided by a Twitter user who took photographed the car.