The Nissan Leaf, the first mainstream all-electric vehicle launched in U.S has its 2015 version now available in Nissan of Auburn, near Seattle.
On a single charge the Leaf can go up to 84 miles, which makes it an ideal vehicle for people on a regular travel, claims Nissan.
With sufficient number of charging stations all over the area, those with longer commutes than 84 miles trip can also opt for Nissan Leaf.
The latest model has a handful of revisions including a trio of Drive Modes for all models – Normal, Eco-Mode and B-Mode – as well as new standard 17-inch alloy wheels for the SV trim level.
In addition, SV and SL trims gain Hands-Free Text Messaging Assistant and Voice Destination Entry.
The 2015 Leaf has an output of 107 horsepower. The instant torque is a feature offered by this edition of Nissan Leaf.
Offering a comfortable interior, the four-door vehicle is spacious enough with 30 cubic feet of cargo capacity.