Here in 2021 ... Officially, the Nissan Leaf e+ consumes 18kWh per 100km … which we’re betting means absolutely nothing to you. Translating this into real-world terms, the Leaf e+ will travel about ...

Many of the chargers will be built near both rural and urban tourist attractions, helping EV drivers visit more locations in the state.

The charging port for the 62kWh battery – taken from the Nissan Leaf NISMO race car – sits behind the fuel ... Jordan has worked as a full-time automotive journalist since 2021, being one of the ...

Despite its small stature, the 2025 Nissan Leaf offers plenty of space for up to five passengers thanks to its 106.3-inch ...

Nissan will begin building updated LEAF models at its Sunderland, UK plant later this year. Ahead of its arrival, Nissan scored a new supply deal with JATCO for EV powertrains that will be built ...

Although it doesn’t have the highest total power output for a triple-port wall plug, the Anker 335 Charger (67W) is a reliable, good value product worth considering. You get two USB-C ports and ...

wireless phone charging, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, dual-zone climate control and a single-panel moonroof. The all-electric 2025 Nissan Leaf hatchback is a complete carryover for the ...

Loss of Mirage is going to hit Mitsubishi hard but it has new products coming, including its first EV for the US since the ...

THIS will be the year Nissan turns over a new Leaf. Literally ... will have a choice of petrol or battery drive. If you can charge at home, get the battery one, as the electric savings will ...

Nissan has unveiled its next-gen all-electric Leaf and it, as per Nissan, embodies three key aspects of the company’s EV (electric vehicle) design philosophy - intelligent driving, intelligent ...

Among its well-known offerings are the Nissan GT-R, Altima, Titan, and Leaf. The Japanese automaker has a rich history of both solo endeavors and partnerships. Nissan's roots can be traced back to ...