If you dream of never having to stop at a gas station again, driving a 2017 Nissan LEAF can make that dream come true.
The LEAF is a roomy five-seater hatchback. If you poke around a bit, you'll quickly notice that it's missing a few important pieces such as a tailpipe and a gas tank.
This is due to the fact that the 2017 Nissan LEAF is fully-electric. As such, it doesn't need even a drop of gasoline and gives off zero…
Drivers on the fence about going electric often suffer range anxiety. After all, the last thing anyone wants is to lose a charge out of charging station reach.
The Nissan LEAF is set to alleviate these anxieties through its advanced electric technologies and incentives. Not only is it able to travel around 84 miles on a single charge but with charging stations springing up and Nissan’s “No Charge to Charge” promotion, it’s never been easier or more affordable to get behind the wheel.
No one likes to feel like they're polluting the planet as they drive, but sometimes the Nissan LEAF isn't the car you need. Is being green in the automotive world all about electric vehicles?
A large chunk of a vehicle's carbon emissions over its lifetime actually comes from the manufacturing process itself, not daily driving. Nissan has been working to streamline its manufacturing process to produce new vehicles using less energy.
How do you make manufacturing more efficient?
You send teams of energy experts, called NESCO, to production plants around the world. Short for Nissan Energy