Tuesday, May 31, 2016

Explore the Nissan Leaf Electric Vehicle

If you are looking to make the switch to an electric vehicle, you really can't do better than the leader of the EV pack, the Nissan Leaf.




The 2016 Nissan Leaf now boasts a class-leading 107 miles maximum on a full-charge.  Despite being one of the first true electric vehicles to market, the Leaf continues to lead the way in innovation and performance, with a new 30 KWH battery boosting range to previously unheard of levels.

The Nissan Leaf is truly an electric vehicle- there is no gas tank- so you'll never have to stop at the pump again.  Leaf owners may also enjoy other financial benefits as well- as much as $7,500 in potential federal tax credits**.

From a driving perspective, the Leaf is unlike anything you've ever driven.  Due to its unique drivetrain, there is instant torque- the power is there as soon as you you hit the (not gas) pedal.  There is no lag, no revving-up of shifting gears- it just goes!

Strictly for fun, below is a video of a Nissan powering a concert via specialized power converters (but please don't try this with your Leaf- it is not an approved use of the vehicle, and would void your warranty.  Still cool though!)
 

 See our selection of Nissan Leaf models as well as our entire inventory at www.gurleyleepnissan.com

*Comparison based on MY16 LEAF SV and SL vs. 2015 and 2016 non-luxury 100% electric vehicle competitors (Source: fueleconomy.gov).  MY16 EPA range of 107 miles.  Actual range may vary based on driving conditions.  Use for comparison only.
  
**Total amount of tax credit is dependent on amount of individual tax liability. This information does not constitute tax or legal advice. All persons considering use of available incentives should consult with their own tax or legal professional to determine eligibility, specific amount of incentives available, if any, and further details. The incentives are not within Nissan’s control and are subject to change without notice. Interested parties should confirm the accuracy of the information before relying on it to make a purchase.