Nissan's 10th birthday present for you
As the all-electric LEAF turns 10, Nissan has decided to mark the special occasion with an impressively specced limited-edition LEAF 10 model...
A special birthday deserves a special present. That’s why, to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the launch of the 100% electric Nissan LEAF, the special limited-edition LEAF 10 is joining the family-friendly hatchback's line-up.
To find out more about the Nissan LEAF, visit nissan.co.uk/leaf
On the outside, the Nissan LEAF 10 introduces a new two-tone Ceramic Grey and Pearl Black paint scheme as a cost option, alongside the standard Pearl Black metallic paint. The exterior of the LEAF 10 also boasts highly detailed Kumiko patterns on the wing mirrors and roofline – evoking both the traditional precision craftsmanship of Japanese woodworking, and hinting at the design of the upcoming Nissan ARIYA 100% electric SUV. Large 17-inch alloys come as standard on all LEAF 10 models for an even more dynamic look and feel.
Inside, the LEAF 10 enhances Nissan’s comprehensive suite of in-car technology with a 4G wi-fi hotspot[1] for up to seven devices, as well as new NissanConnect[2] smartphone integration that sports Apple CarPlay, Android Auto and remote control features – making it perfect for busy tech-savvy families, as well as company car drivers on the move.
A new Intelligent Rear View Mirror comes as standard on the LEAF 10, working alongside the LEAF’s Intelligent Blind Spot Intervention and innovative e-Pedal to help make driving easier, more fun and safer[3].
The LEAF 10 uses Nissan’s well-proven 40kWh lithium-ion battery – offering 168 miles (WLTP) of range[4], with on-the-go charging at a 50kWh CHAedMO charger giving you a 20%-80% boost in just 60 minutes[5]. There's an impressive 320Nm of instantly delivered electric torque from the powerful 150PS motors, delivering 0-62mph in just 7.9 seconds. Plus, with between 435 and 1176 litres of versatile luggage space, it’s practical as well as fun to drive.
The Nissan LEAF 10 is the perfect reminder of just how far the Nissan LEAF has evolved in the last decade on the road. Now it’s the right time to treat yourself and put it on your driveway.
To find out more about the Nissan LEAF, visit nissan.co.uk/leaf
[1] Wi-fi hotspot available for an additional charge on subscription. Data packages obtained via Orange in accordance with their terms and conditions. Download the NissanConnect app to find out more.
[2] NissanConnect with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto should only be used when it is safe to do so in accordance with the Highway Code. For compatible devices, visit: https://www.nissan.co.uk/ownership/nissan-infotainment-system/android-auto-apple-carplay.html
[3] 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 relied on. For more information, visit www.nissan.co.uk
[4] Laminated lithium-ion 40kWh battery. 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.
[5] 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.
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