2021 Nissan Leaf

Buyers of the all-electric 2021 Nissan Leaf can expect quick acceleration and roomy seats as standard, plus a plethora of electronics, and it has low-cabin driving compared to rivals like the Chevrolet Volt and the electric Hyundai Kona. This electric vehicle (EV) offers a lively and comfortable driving experience, along with many standard safety functions and a simple infotainment system. Nissan has made further improvements to the Leaf, which now offers several advanced driver assistance technologies as well as a larger information system. Battery for better range.

Trims to choose from at Hudson Nissan of North Charleston:

There are three versions for the 2021 Nissan Leaf S, SL, and SV. As two different battery sizes are offered, Nissan offers a Leaf and a Leaf Plus. While the Leaf is available in the S and SV versions, buyers can get the Leaf Plus in all three versions. S Plus is the best version because it has a very powerful electric motor, has the greatest range, and offers a lot of features at a very affordable price.

Appearance on the Outside:

After its redesign in 2017, the design language of the 2021 Nissan Leaf is aggressive, and its headlights are sloped down. Light alloy wheels are available in sizes 16 and 17 inches. On the front, buyers will find the V-Motion grille and the vehicle doesn't look as modern as the original. The design lines in the form of the radiator grille can be seen on the bonnet. With the Leaf, a floating roof design with chrome is visible on the door handles. The rear of this vehicle is more like a conventional car, although the taillights look nice as they stick out sideways.

Engine Specifications:

The Leaf and Leaf Plus are available in two different configurations, the Leaf comes with a 40 kWh battery, which in combination with a 110 kW electric motor generates 147 hp and 236 lbs.-ft of torque. Buyers tend to prefer the Leaf Plus, which is available with a powerful 62 kWh battery: In conjunction with a 160 kW electric motor, it develops 214 hp and 250 lbs.-ft of torque and thus offers a range of 340 kilometers for the SL / SV and 226 miles for the S Plus. The Leaf scores slightly higher in terms of mileage and delivers combined fuel consumption of 111 MPGe. The numbers are 104 MPGe (S Plus) and 108 MPGe (S) for the Leaf Plus; FWD (front-wheel-drive) is standard for the 2021 Nissan Leaf.

Interiors Appearance:

Conventional interiors with lots of physical controls are visible in the 2021 Nissan Leaf. Ease of use is higher here than touchscreen use, which makes it a handheld vehicle. Although it is a compact vehicle, there is a lot of space available. Touchscreen infotainment system here. The seats are comfortable and supportive and there is plenty of room for the driver and three passengers. Here the battery is hidden behind the floor of the second row.

Safety Features:

• Lane Keeping Assist
• Emergency Braking System
• Lane Departure Alert
• Rear Cross-Traffic Alert with Blind Spot Monitoring
• Adaptive Cruise Control

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