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Starting from tomorrow, Thursday, March 1, the Leaf will become the first pure-electric car available for order in all U.S. markets as Nissan commences the final launch phase with the addition of the remaining 21 states.
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- Nissan Leaf Ev Series-production Begins At Oppama Plant In Japan
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Nissan Leaf Now Available for Order in All 50 States Across the U.S.
Starting from tomorrow, Thursday, March 1, the Leaf will become the first pure-electric car available for order in all U.S. markets as Nissan commences the final launch phase with the addition of the remaining 21 states.
The Japanese automaker said that those that had reserved a car in these states would receive an invite from Nissan to begin the ordering process on March 1, while other consumers from these new markets will be able to place a reservation starting from next week.
Read more »- Nissan Unveils 2013 Leaf With New Electric Motor, Cheaper S Grade And Weight Savings Of 80kg/176lbs
Some two years after its market launch, Nissan has presented an updated version of its Leaf EV that features a number of enhancements, the most important of which concern a new, more compact and significantly lighter electric powertrain, and the addition...
- Nissan Leaf Ev Series-production Begins At Oppama Plant In Japan
Production of Nissan's pure electric Leaf started today at the firm's Oppama facility in Japan, ahead of the car's launch in Japan and the United States in December, and in select markets in Europe from early 2011. Currently, the Oppama plant...
- Nissan Announces U.s. Pricing For Leaf Ev, Buy From $25,280, Lease From $349
The all-electric Nissan Leaf will sell for $25,280 (about €18,800) including federal tax credits, the Japanese automaker announced on Tuesday, making it more expensive than conventional gasoline/diesel or hybrid cars. The actual MSRP (not including...
- New Nissan Leaf Ev To Be Made In The Uk Also
The United Kingdom will become the third global manufacturing location for Nissan's new dedicated electric vehicle, the Leaf, the automaker has announced. Production of the Nissan Leaf will begin in Oppama, Japan later this year followed by Smyrna,...
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In what could be a good marketing lesson for GM and its much touted Chevy Volt that has been making the media rounds for the past two years but won't be available for another year or so, Nissan has revealed that it will begin taking orders in the...