The Nissan LEAF is a game-changing car. It brings all the style and comfort of a standard compact car bundled with the wizardry of Japanese electric technology.
Quite simply, it's an amazing piece of engineering and, if it sells as a product, could encourage the mass rollout of electric vehicles worldwide. And that's not all.
Steve jobs unveils some features from the new iAds platform using the Nissan Leaf as an example. Apparently he also orders one live at the Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference.
The Nissan Leaf is the first 100% electric production vehicle.
Hertz will be offering the Nissan Leaf electric vehicle to its rental customers soon.
You'll be able to use a special app to communicate with and control some of the vehicle's features, Nissan has promised. Read this blog post by Rory Reid on Crave.
Infinti is working on its own electric vehicle based on the Nissan Leaf. However, the car is likely to be quite different in terms of performance to better fit the brand’s overall persona.
Car giant Nissan has designed a groundbreaking new vehicle for the future which is half car and half scooter.
The all-electric Nissan Leaf hatchback will cost $32,780 when it hits showrooms in December, the Japanese automaker said Tuesday. With incentives, Californians may pay as little as $20,280 for the new zero-emissions vehicle.
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If you like what you've been hearing about Nissan's Leaf electric car, but doesn’t really seem to be impressed with its looks, then maybe Nissan's other zero-emissions concept will pique your interest.
I am really jacked about this car. People are going to be blown away when they see how low the maintenance and how high the durability is on these electric cars. Anyone who lives in a urban or suburban area should take a serious look at this car and the new Chevy Volt. They are the first technological advance in cars in our lifetime.
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Nissan Motor Co. said its new electric car, the LEAF, will be sold for 3.76 million yen ($40,000) in Japan, less expensive than other zero-emission vehicles but still out of reach for many drivers who may also balk at its limited range.
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