Nissan Leaf hatchback 2018 pictures
The Nissan Leaf is now in its second generation, and has been designed to make EV driving more mainstream 
Thanks to a larger battery pack and 235-mile range it needs topping up less frequently It also has a better official range than rivals including the Volkswagen e-Golf and Hyundai Ioniq Electric In real-world conditions with traffic and colder weather to contend with, a range of over 150 miles should still be possible The Leaf has an innovative e-Pedal, that allows you to speed up and come to a stop using just the accelerator pedal When turned on, the e-Pedal uses the regenerative force of the electric motor to slow the car down and top up the batteries The Leaf has been designed to be easy to live with, offering plenty of interior space and a big 435-litre boot It might be less quirky, but the latest Leaf now has a sharper and sportier design with a contrasting black tailgate It's well equipped too, with top versions getting a ProPilot system that can take the stress out of driving on the motorway There's a number of trims to choose from, including: Visia, Acenta, N-Connecta, 2.Zero and Tekna
