When the Nissan Leaf appeared in 2010, it was the first all-electric automobile that could seat five people and carry a moderate load of cargo. It was a fully functioning daily car with a hatchback, a complete sound system, electronic communications capability, and power accessories.
Just three years later, the 2013 model retains the same basic look, but further upgrades have been added in the SV and SL trim levels. Among these is a faster onboard charger that can have the Leaf ready to roll again in about four hours.
[See the 2018 Nissan LEAF Preview]
