New Nissan LEAF Offers

The Nissan LEAF is Britain's best-selling 100 percent electric vehicle and with good reason. Not only does it produce zero emissions whilst driving, it's a fun car to drive and its running costs are considerably lower than an equivalent petrol-powered car.

Fewer moving engine components and no engine oil requirement massively reduces maintenance costs and the price of electricity is cheaper than petrol or diesel. Therefore, the Nissan LEAF is a sound investment with no compromise on performance or driver satisfaction.

Being fun to drive and a practical hatchback means the sleek, all-electric LEAF fits perfectly into family life; especially with the decent range of up to 239 miles.

An abundance of advanced safety technology is available, including Intelligent Blind Spot Intervention (IBSI), available as standard, and Intelligent Rear View Mirror (IRVM), which is available as an option on N-Connecta and Tekna grades.

Named 'Canto' the new Acoustic Vehicle Alerting System (AVAS) features on the LEAF, alerting road users of the presence of an all-electric vehicle by transmitting artificially simulated driving sounds.

The 8-inch Touchscreen Display is the heart of the LEAF's Infotainment system and all trims are kitted out with DAB radio as well as Apple CarPlay and Android Auto smartphone mirroring.

The advanced ProPILOT technology enables the LEAF to automatically stop, start, and maintain a safe distance to the vehicle in front. An innovative feature to maximise comfort, the e-Pedal allows user's to accelerate, decelerate, and stop with only one pedal.

The Nissan LEAF adds a welcome touch of convenience with new remote features such as climate control - available through the NissanConnect Services app, and the ability for users to connect the LEAF to their Amazon Alexa smart home device.

The free NissanConnect Services smartphone App allows the battery level to be checked from a phone, and you can even start charging the LEAF from the app, so it's charged and ready for its next journey.

Charging the Nissan LEAF is simple due to the large choice of charging methods.

Using either the E.ON Drive or Pod Point electric vehicle charges, which can be installed at your home, the LEAF will receive a full battery charge in seven and a half hours. The LEAF e+ will need to be charged for longer, due to the extended range, but will take under 12 hours to fully charge.

Without a dedicated charging point you can still charge from any standard domestic wall socket, however, you should expect this to take longer to charge the LEAF.

If you're out and about you can visit a CHAdeMO rapid public charging station to charge the LEAF from 20 to 80 percent charge in about one hour. The battery in the LEAF e+ will take around 90 minutes to go from 20 to 80 percent capacity.