Kermit used to admonish that it ain't easy being green, but it's clear the beloved amphibian hasn't had a chance to sample the current crop of electric cars. Take the all-new 2018 Nissan Leaf; it offers more technology along with a longer range than the old model, while also costing less money. Sorry, Kermit, but it seems like it's easier than ever to be green.
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Being an all-electric car, the heart of the Leaf's propulsion system is a lithium-ion battery pack, one that is 67 percent more energy dense than the previous model. This battery pack powers a 110-kW electric motor, which provides 147 horsepower and 236 lb-ft of torque, both marked increases from the old model. Along with providing... Read more »
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The LEAF is powered by an 80kW electric motor and 24kWh lithium-ion battery pack, enabling it to travel approximately 100 miles on a charge. The LEAF doesn't sacrifice features for efficiency either, standard features include a navigation system, six-speaker audio system with CD/USB/AUX and satellite radio, Bluetooth phone system, Intelligent keyless entry, push button start,... Read more »
