The Nissan Leaf was the first series-production 100% electric car and is also the symbol of Nissan's Intelligent Mobility.
The newly unveiled second-generation model now starts production at the European plant in Sunderland, UK, with deliveries to customers starting in February.
After the limited launch version, called Leaf 2.ZERO, in Portugal the Nissan Leaf will be available in four equipment versions: Visia, Acenta, N-Connecta and Tekna.
At entry level, Visia, the Leaf will be available for 31 800 euros , and already includes the following equipment:
• Immobilizer
• Hill start assistance
• Headlights with automatic activation
• Rain sensors
• Intelligent Trajectory Control System
• Smart Shield Shield
• Intelligent Frontal Collision System with Pedestrian Detection and Emergency Braking
• Smart Lane Maintenance Alert
• Intelligent Headlight System
• Traffic sign identifier
• Intelligent Dead Angle Control
• Intelligent Anti-Rear Collision System
• Intelligent driver fatigue detector
• Audible warning for pedestrians (with deactivation option)
• I-KEY smart key
• e-Pedal (with regenerative system)
• NissanConnect EV
• LED daytime running lights and taillights
• Rear view mirrors in body color, heated, automatically adjustable
• 7″ TFT screen and analogue speedometer
• Automatic air conditioning with timer
• Front and rear electric windows
• Folding rear seats (60/40)
• 2.3 kW charging cable (Shuko outlet)
• 6.6 kW Mode 3 charging cable
• Normal load (2.3 kW – 10A, 3.6 kW – 16A and 6.6 kW – 32A)
• Fast Charge (50 kW Fast Charge Outlet)
The next level, the N-Connecta, is available for 33 250 euros and it includes, among many other equipment, the Nissan ProPILOT autonomous driving system, which we talked about here during the national presentation of the model.
At the top of the range is the Tekna version, which, for 35 250 euros, adds the BOSE® audio system with seven loudspeakers, self-adjusting automatic LED headlamps, “Follow me Home” system, heated leather steering wheel and heated leather front and rear seats and, as an option, Nissan ProPILOT autonomous car park.
Kevin Fitzpatrick, Nissan European Vice President for ProductionNissan led the way in introducing electric vehicles to Europe in 2010 and since then, it is clear that more and more customers share our vision for the future of driving. We are excited to start production in Europe and start delivering the new Nissan LEAF to European customers in February
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The new Nissan Leaf is now available for ordering at the entire Nissan dealer network in Portugal.