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Long before Tesla became the cool
trend in electric mobility, the Nissan Leaf was making major inroads in the
electric car segment, and it carved out a name as the first electric car to
achieve commercial success. It has achieved great success thanks to the growing
concern for the environment and demand for efficiency. The Nissan Leaf, like all
electric cars is inherently complex and nowhere is this more prevalent than the
used car market. The amount of conflicting information on the Leaf out there is
overwhelming and it can be quite daunting for buyers to get to the facts.
In
this guide, we separate fact from fiction and equip you with the tools needed
to buy the right Nissan Leaf in the used car market. We talk to industry
insiders such as mechanics and dealers to give you an unparalleled view. Our
team is also made up of experts with a combined experience of 30 years in the
automotive industry. We don’t stop there, we go the extra mile and interview
current owners to give you a complete 360 degrees view of the vehicle you are
buying
Below
is what you get in this book:
Nissan
Leaf Performance and Efficiency
An
analysis of the Nissan Leaf electric drivetrain, its performance in real-life
applications and range.
Problems
to Look Out for When Buying a Used Nissan Leaf
This
chapter gives a detailed view of all the Nissan Leaf problems. These include:
1.
Battery health
2.
Battery degradation
3.
Charging equipment
4.
Tire wear
5.
Brake wear
6.
Cooling system issues
7.
Software issues
8.
Driving Range
Nissan
Leaf Reliability
We
talk about the long-term reliability of the Nissan Leaf. We rely on industry
experts such as mechanics and dealerships to give you an insider look that you
can't find elsewhere.
Nissan
Leaf Maintenance Costs
Areas
covered include, regular maintenance, battery maintenance, brake maintenance,
tyre change, fluid change and software updates.
Nissan
Leaf Comparison with Tesla Model 3, Kia Soul EV and BMW i3
A
head-to-head comparison with the Tesla Model 3, Kia Soul EV and BMWi3. We compare
factors such as their fuel efficiency, interior
quality, features, and pricing.
Conclusion
We give a final verdict on the
Nissan Leaf and whether you should buy it or not.
