Photo Source: NISSAN Electric vehicles (EVs) are gaining popularity due to their dual benefits: reduced emissions and lower operating costs. As the automotive industry embraces sustainable practices, it‘s crucial to consider the entire lifecycle of EVs, including the environmental impact of battery disposal. A key question arises: How can we extend the life of batteries…
Photo Source: NISSAN ChargeScape, a joint alliance inclusively owned by Ford, BMW, and Honda, expanded its cohort by incorporating Nissan as a shareholder in 2024. This venture marks a thrilling development in the electric vehicle (EV) landscape. There’s no doubt that electric vehicles function as cars, but one of the most pronounced challenges to the…
Photo Source: NISSAN The onset of autumn represents clearance time in the new-vehicle business, as dealers are greatly decreasing costs and amplifying incentives to help clear 2024 models from their lots, just as the factory-fresh 2025 versions are rolling in. If buyers are in the market for an electric vehicle this year (2024), there might…
Photo Source: NISSAN In case readers have not noticed, contemporary vehicles are replete with technology and features. Even the Nissan Versa–the most inexpensive new car in the United States–boasts a seven-inch touchscreen display unit with voice controls and buttons dotted around the steering wheel. Step up to something like the electric Ariya SUV and there…
Photo Source: NISSAN The Leaf was an early entrant in the now-expansive electric vehicle wars, bringing surprisingly stout range estimates, a reasonable price tag, and two available configurations. The 2024 Nissan Leaf debuted on June 23, 2023, standing as a testament to the affordability of electric vehicles and offering a gasoline-free driving experience for under…
Photo Source: NISSAN Electric vehicles have become increasingly popular, and compact and mid-size SUVs are leading the charge. This comparison takes a closer look at two versatile entries in the electric vehicle (EV) market: the 2024 Nissan Leaf and the 2024 Kia Niro EV. Both offer eco-friendly driving solutions, but they each have their unique…
Photo Source: NISSAN The all-new Nissan Leaf electric vehicle will debut next year (2024). The compact electric vehicle is undergoing a comprehensive redesign to keep up with the new rivals of this era. Nissan previously announced the discontinuation of the Leaf, but then the automaker decided to bring it back with an entirely new design…
Photo Source: NISSAN On November 24, 2023, Nissan officially announced its ambitious plan to transform its United Kingdom (UK) manufacturing hub into a 100 percent electric powerhouse, assembling three all-new electric vehicles. This plan, known as the EV36Zero project, involves $4 billion in investments, marking a significant milestone in the global transition to electric vehicles….
Photo Source: NISSAN The 2023 Nissan Leaf is bucking the trend in the electric vehicle segment. This specific realm is a relatively young segment, and many entries tend to be priced higher than some gasoline-powered vehicles. However, with a price tag of $36,190 MSRP (Plus destination fee), the Leaf SV Plus is out to change…
Photo Source: NISSAN Since 2011, the Nissan Leaf has had a 212-mile range in ideal conditions, a touchscreen that supports Apple CarPlay and a tiny pop-up front charge port. It was one of the first mass-produced electric vehicles (EV) and will be remembered fondly as a pioneer in the electric vehicle space. For the fourth…
