2013 Nissan LEAF Rated at 75 Miles Of Range, Now At Dealersh
Enviado: 16 fev 2013, 13:53
2013 Nissan LEAF Rated at 75 Miles Of Range, Now At Dealerships
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2013 Nissan LEAF (starting at $28,800) Now Available At Dealerships
"Thanks to US-made Nissan LEAFs actually arriving at dealerships, we can tell you that the 2013 Nissan LEAF has officially been rated by the EPA at 75 miles of range. Also of note the official combined MPG equivalent is rated at 116 miles, with 130 MPGe city/102 highway.
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Nissan Hopes New Features And Pricing Increase Sales By At Least 20% in 2013
Some consumers had expected the increase to be much larger over the outgoing 2012 model, especially given the previous 14% range increase in Japan that was announced late last year. (using the Japanese JC08 standard, the 2013 LEAF range moved to 228 km from 200 the year prior)
However, Nissan executives in the US had already warned us (before the EPA results were known) that new range figure would not be a significant jump, due to the testing procedures in place.
As a point of reference, the 2012 Nissan LEAF was rated at 73 miles of range, with a efficiency rating of 106 city/92 highway (99 MPGe combined)
We should note, that many drivers in cold climates will notice a significant increase in range during the winter (on the SV/SL models as compared to previous Model Year LEAFs) thanks to a new, more efficient heating system that uses only a fraction of the outgoing LEAFs unit.
Annual fuel cost estimated by the EPA was adjusted down from $561 to $500, giving the 2013 LEAF an estimated “$9,100 in fuel savings over 5 years” when compared to the average vehicle.
The new 2013 Nissan LEAF is available from $28,800, or $199/month. You can find all the details on the new lineup, including the new, entry level S model, here. Recently Nissan just passed 50,000 LEAFs sold worldwide.
Photo Gallery of 2013 Nissan LEAF stickers:
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2013 Nissan LEAF (starting at $28,800) Now Available At Dealerships
"Thanks to US-made Nissan LEAFs actually arriving at dealerships, we can tell you that the 2013 Nissan LEAF has officially been rated by the EPA at 75 miles of range. Also of note the official combined MPG equivalent is rated at 116 miles, with 130 MPGe city/102 highway.
[IMG]http://insideevs.com/wp-content/uploads ... 00x206.jpg[/IMG]
Nissan Hopes New Features And Pricing Increase Sales By At Least 20% in 2013
Some consumers had expected the increase to be much larger over the outgoing 2012 model, especially given the previous 14% range increase in Japan that was announced late last year. (using the Japanese JC08 standard, the 2013 LEAF range moved to 228 km from 200 the year prior)
However, Nissan executives in the US had already warned us (before the EPA results were known) that new range figure would not be a significant jump, due to the testing procedures in place.
As a point of reference, the 2012 Nissan LEAF was rated at 73 miles of range, with a efficiency rating of 106 city/92 highway (99 MPGe combined)
We should note, that many drivers in cold climates will notice a significant increase in range during the winter (on the SV/SL models as compared to previous Model Year LEAFs) thanks to a new, more efficient heating system that uses only a fraction of the outgoing LEAFs unit.
Annual fuel cost estimated by the EPA was adjusted down from $561 to $500, giving the 2013 LEAF an estimated “$9,100 in fuel savings over 5 years” when compared to the average vehicle.
The new 2013 Nissan LEAF is available from $28,800, or $199/month. You can find all the details on the new lineup, including the new, entry level S model, here. Recently Nissan just passed 50,000 LEAFs sold worldwide.
Photo Gallery of 2013 Nissan LEAF stickers:
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