Nissan Leaf
I have just turned over a new leaf! After returning Kermit to Vospers back in April I have now taken delivery of a new Nissan Leaf Acenta 30kw with a 6.6kw charger.
And yes it did charge at 6.6kva when I connected it to my Pod Point!
I purchased the car over the telephone from South West Nissan at Barnstaple. I have never bought a car unseen before let alone over the telephone but it really was simple.
I decided this time to go for a short 2 year PCP contract as I am likely to want to change it in a couple of years when either the new Nissan Leaf or the Jaguar Ipace are released with a greater range.
In the mean time I am enjoying my new Nissan Leaf and its faster charging facility.
I give all my cars a name so this one has been christened Kermit The Second
Did you know………
Pod Point have installed a further 113 charging stations to their open charge network across the UK!
Volvo CEO hakan Samuelsson has stated that after 2020 Volvo will give up diesel engines
Volkswagen compelled to have three ZEVs in California by 2019, including SUV
Skoda is planning an electric sports car
Ford fires CEO Fields, in part, for lagging on electric cars
Revealed: Tory manifesto recycles previous EV funding
Next Nissan Leaf Can Kill Off Tesla Model 3 Hype
Torridge in Devon region produces more green energy than anywhere in the UK
Tesla launch its new Solar Roof Tiles
Why Diesel – Petrol car Ownership Could Be A Thing Of The Past
If you are new to
Zero Emission Vehicles
then just read some of the articles above to see why fossil fuel for transportation is on a very steep decline but the general population is not aware or even considering the changes that are about to happen.
If you are just starting out your research then a good place to visit is Youtube.
Check out these two channels….
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Nissan Leaf
PS if you are keen to see the new Jaguar Ipace click this link to catch a glimpse… Production Jaguar Ipace Spotted In monaco
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