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North American consumers will get a chance to see Nissan's series production LEAF for the first time up close at the Los Angeles Auto Show on December 4th. Nissan said that it will begin taking U.S. orders for the fully-electric compact hatchback in Spring 2010 with the first examples expected to be delivered to customers later in the year.
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- Nissan Drops Price Of Leaf Home Charging System To $1,818
Good news for American customers interested in acquiring Nissan's pure-electric LEAF hatchback with a home charging system as the Japanese company announced today a noteworthy price drop. When Nissan released pricing for the LEAF in 2010, the home...
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Nissan LEAF EV to Make North American Debut at LA Show in November
North American consumers will get a chance to see Nissan's series production LEAF for the first time up close at the Los Angeles Auto Show on December 4th. Nissan said that it will begin taking U.S. orders for the fully-electric compact hatchback in Spring 2010 with the first examples expected to be delivered to customers later in the year.The LEAF, which is also set to go on sale in Japan and Europe in late 2010, features an all-electric drivetrain that comprises of a electric motor delivering 107 horsepower and 280Nm of torque, and a lithium-ion battery pack that can be charged up to 80% of its full capacity in just under 30 minutes with a quick charger while charging at home through a 200V outlet is estimated to take approximately eight hours. The LEAF is said to have a driving range of more than 100 miles (160 kilometers).
- Nissan Unveils 2013 Leaf With New Electric Motor, Cheaper S Grade And Weight Savings Of 80kg/176lbs
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- Nissan Drops Price Of Leaf Home Charging System To $1,818
Good news for American customers interested in acquiring Nissan's pure-electric LEAF hatchback with a home charging system as the Japanese company announced today a noteworthy price drop. When Nissan released pricing for the LEAF in 2010, the home...
- Video: Nissan's All-electric 2011 Leaf Compact Hatch In Action
This past weekend, Nissan swiped the covers off the LEAF, a production-ready, fully electric model that is plans to sell in Japan, the United States and Europe before the end of 2010. The compact-sized five-door hatchback is powered by a 107 horsepower...
- Nissan Leaf: Affordable All-electric Hatch Goes On Sale In 2010, 45 High-res Photos
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