Overview & Reviews
For 2012, the Nissan Leaf gets more standard features, with the trade-off being a price increase of $2,420 on base models and $3,530 on SL models. Cold-weather features such as heated front and rear seats, a heated steering wheel, heated exterior mirrors and a battery heater are now standard on all models, with SL models adding a standard quick-charge port.
- Intelligent navigation system.
- Spacious, quiet cabin
- Snappy acceleration
- Ample features
- No more gas stations
- Small trunk for a hatchback.
- Home charger is a necessity
- Limited recharging points
- Limited cruising range
User Reviews:
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5,000 miles and loving it - 2012 Nissan Leaf
By jberolo - June 9 - 8:08 pmI was lucky to find a dealer car with only 3000 miles and still new even though I bought it as used vehicle. There is little I cannot do with my LEAF. I have a pickup truck when I need to drive farther than my LEAF can take me, but honestly I hardly ever need to drive it. The range of the LEAF works for 90% of my daily and weekly driving needs.
