The 2018 Nissan LEAF delivers more horsepower, range and features than the 2017 version, yet it's priced lower -- making it a great option for customers who are looking for perfect blend of style, technology and value. The new vehicle's exterior is in tune with Nissan's signature design language, and it offers an estimated driving range of 150 miles, a roomy interior and an abundance of advanced technologies like ProPILOT™ Assist and e-Pedal.

 

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Across the three LEAF trim levels, Nissan has added such features as Automatic Emergency Braking, e-Pedal, Intelligent Cruise Control, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility, Intelligent Around View Monitor, Blind Spot Warning, Rear Cross Traffic Alert. Depending on trim level, these features average $5,400 in increased value -- yet the average MSRP is $990 less than the 2017 models.

In a press release, Christian Meunier, Senior Vice pPesident, Sales & Marketing and Operations, Nissan North America, Inc. and Chairman, Nissan Canada, stated, "LEAF has just raised the bar for performance, innovation, design and features. Most importantly, we've raised the value significantly by adding feature content while lowering the price. It's more LEAF for less as Nissan continues its pursuit of toward a clean-energy future with this connected, comfortable and convenient second-generation LEAF design."

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