When are you going fully electric?

[Jonnycoupe]

he was talking about the apparent quirk of 21 between the 2020 and 2022?

Maybe the 21 plates on the forecourt are the 40kWh batteries?

 

[pastymuncher]

Is there something wrong with the 2021 Nissan Leaf? noticed the Nissan dealer near me is going through loads of them cheap and/or putting them up at the kind of price I'd expect then after 1-2 weeks they are massively reduced. Don't believe there is any battery lease or anything like that involved, most of them are on low miles. The prices on the like 2020 and 2022 models are more like I'd expect.

Nothing wrong with them at all. I bought a 2021 Nissan Leaf Tekna in June and am really glad I made the switch. I am currently sitting at £1.63 per 100 miles but that doesn't take into account any free periods from Octopus so it's actually less than that. The car is loaded with tech, at least four cameras, 360 degree birds eye view, rear mirror is a camera display, heated seats, heated steering wheel, Pro Pilot, a huge range of safety systems, leather trim, leather steering wheel and leather seats with alcantara trim, 7.1 Bose sound system, loads of other stuff and a huge boot. I got mine from a Nissan dealership in Inverness and they threw in a 3 year free servicing package, 3 year Nissan warranty and a 7 year battery warranty. While it's not the best EV out there it's a very nice place to sit and drive and it really shifts if I want it to. In combination with the tyres I had fitted a couple of months ago (Dunlop All Season 2) it's also the best car I have ever owned for driving in snow. We had lots of snow last week and she maintained traction and grip without me even thinking about it.

There is a new model coming next year but it's yet another boring SUV.

 

[happy_2008]

Wouldn't mind a small electric car for the school runs.