Nissan LEAF: It’s time to enjoy driving again
With up to 239 miles of all-electric range, a spacious and comfortable interior, and tech that makes driving easier and safer, the Nissan LEAF makes road trips simple and fun...
With the return of long summer journeys, there has never been a better time to consider the Nissan LEAF as your next car. Every element of its all-electric design and driver-friendly technology has been honed to take the stress out of driving and put the joy back into every trip.
Plenty of range for big adventures
With 239 miles of range (WLTP combined) on the new LEAF e+ N-TEC model[1], Nissan’s electric pacesetter is perfect for big journeys, as well as all of the numerous short trips – such as commuting, school runs or food shopping – that you make every day. So, whether you’re escaping to the country or catching up with loved ones, you can drive off confident you’ve got the range to match whatever adventure you are planning.
On-the-go charging that's simple and fast
Overnight home charging – allied to a 0% BIK tax rate that was introduced in April 2020[2]– helps to reduce running costs. And, with rapid 50kW CHAdeMO public chargers getting you from 20% to 80% charge in as little as an hour on LEAF Acenta, N-Connecta or Tekna models – or just 90 minutes on the longer-range LEAF e+ models[3]– it’s easy to use the UK’s fast-growing charging infrastructure to top up mid-trip.
Take the stress out of driving
The Nissan LEAF e+ N-TEC is also perfect for enjoying the open road, with 214bhp (217PS) and 250lb ft (340Nm) of instant electric torque delivering confident acceleration. On busy motorways, Advanced Nissan ProPILOT driving aids help you control the speed of the Nissan LEAF in traffic, keep it centred in its lane, and make you aware of passing traffic for easier, safer driving – while the Intelligent Around View Monitor and automated ProPILOT Park make parking a breeze at your destination[4].
Tech that helps you plan your next trip
Finally, when you’re planning your next trip or your return journey home, you can use the NissanConnect Services app to sync navigation from compatible smartphones to your LEAF, or pre-cool the car’s interior without losing any range. So, whether it’s planning your next trip, enjoying the journey, or appreciating the cost benefits of all-electric power, the Nissan LEAF e+ N-TEC really does help you enjoy driving again.
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For more information on the all-electric Nissan LEAF, head to nissan.co.uk/leaf.
[1] Laminated lithium-ion 40kWh battery with up to 168 miles range and e+ 62kWh battery with up to 239 miles range. WLTP figures shown are for comparability purposes. Actual real world driving results may vary depending on factors such as the starting charge of the battery, accessories fitted after registration, weather conditions, driving styles and vehicle load.
[2] 0% BIK. Please seek independent tax advice.
[3] Indicated rapid charging time may vary depending on factors including charging conditions, battery and ambient temperature at point of use and if the battery safeguarding technology is activated. Visit nissan.co.uk to find out more.
[4] It is your responsibility to stay alert, drive safely and be in control of the vehicle at all times. Driver assist features have speed and other limitations and should not be solely relied on. For more information, please refer to the owner’s manual or visit www.nissan.co.uk/techterms
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