Nissan Leaf News (Page 5)

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.

If you live in Arizona and are a customer of Salt River Project you can buy a 2017 Nissan Leaf at about $14,000 dollars.

Few days ago, Barcelona's legendary Andres Iniesta let some of his friends and fans to test drive his Nissan Leaf in the streets of Barcelona. He also had left generous gifts for them in the trunk of his Leaf.

When Nissan launched its electric Leaf it had stronger competitors like the VW e-Golf, the Chevrolet Bolt EV and Hyundai Ioniq. And while they all kind of eclipsed and Leaf is still going strong, today Nissan tweeted that the 2018 second generation Nissan Leaf will be revealed on September 6, 2017.