New Nissan Leaf reviews
You'll need somewhere to recharge it, but the all-electric Nissan Leaf is well capable of most daily demands. It's a small family-sized hatchback with all the modern safety equipment and crash protection you'd expect, and its general versatility on par with most conventionally-powered medium cars. If it wasn't so quiet, you'd barely realise you were driving something a bit different.
Read on for the full Which? verdict including our test results for range between charges, energy consumption running costs, and more.
1 New Nissan Leaf review available
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Nissan Leaf (2011-)
New price: £30,990 - £30,990
The world's first mass-produced electric car is finally here. We test the Nissan Leaf.
Used Nissan Leaf reviews
Some used buyers are going to be suspicious of a secondhand Nissan Leaf and the prospective longevity of its batteries, but it will be comprehensively warranted and supported by Nissan. Secondhand prices are likely to stay quite high for a while, given the Leaf's fashionable image, its green credentials, and relatively short supply - so it it worth the investment?
Read on for the full Which? verdict including our test results for range between charges, energy consumption and running costs.
1 Used Nissan Leaf review available
Nissan Leaf reviews
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Nissan Leaf (2011-)
Used price: from £23,000
