Nissan Leaf Review Specs & Picture

The 2018 Nissan Leaf EV is a car that has been highly anticipated by car enthusiasts, and it's finally here. The car is part of Nissan's new push into the electric vehicle market, and it's a great option for those who are looking for a reliable and cost-effective EV. At first glance, the car is visually stunning with a sleek body design and a polished look.

Review

Driving the Nissan Leaf EV is a real treat. The all-electric drivetrain results in a very smooth acceleration and the car responds well to steering. You can feel the torque from the get-go and the car glides along the road. The regenerative braking is also notable, as it makes it easy to stop the car without having to constantly slam on the brakes.

The cabin of the 2018 Nissan Leaf EV is quite comfortable and very quiet. The seats are supportive without being too firm, and there's plenty of space for both the driver and passengers. Controls are intuitive and easy to use. The interior is spacious, there is ample head and legroom, and plenty of storage in the center console and door pockets.

Specs

Specification	Details
Battery	Lithium-ion
Range	150 miles
Charge time	16 hours (240V), 30 minutes for a quick charge to 80%
Power	110 kW electric motor
Torque	236 lb-ft

One of the biggest selling points of the 2018 Nissan Leaf EV is its cost-effectiveness. Owners will save on fuel costs over the life of the car, and maintenance costs are expected to be lower due to the car's electric drivetrain. Additionally, the car is very environmentally-friendly, producing no tailpipe emissions.

However, there are a few cons to be aware of. The car's range is only 150 miles, which may not be enough for all drivers. Additionally, the car can be a bit sluggish at higher speeds, and the steering can feel a bit light. Also, while the cabin is spacious, the material quality doesn't feel quite as luxurious as some of its competitors.