When you're looking for an affordable way to get an all-electric sedan for your commute and daily driving in Michigan, the Nissan Leaf is the perfect choice. Plus, oftentimes you can get a federal tax credit for choosing the Nissan Leaf, which can save you even more on the new car you'll love here in the Ypsilanti area.
Following a redesign in 2018, the Nissan Leaf gets a few changes for 2019 including the new addition of the Nissan Leaf Plus model. This model bumps up your driving range to 215 miles and all the way up to 226 miles, depending on which trim level you pick. Other than that, the changes for 2019 are just tweaks to previous changes and making sure that every inch of the Nissan Leaf is refined and better than ever.
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The Nissan Leaf is powered by a 147-horsepower electric motor with a 40 kwh lithium-ion battery pack and a single-speed transmission. If you're looking for a little more driving range, you can upgrade to the Nissan Leaf Plus that delivers a 214-horsepower electric motor with a 62 kwh lithium-ion battery. This engine brings your driving range up to a maximum of 226 miles, where the standard engine set up brings you a 150-mile driving range.
The Nissan Leaf offers composed handling and a lively ride for your daily driving. You'll also love that the regenerative brakes aren't as "grabby" as many competitors regenerative braking systems are. Plus, the available e-Pedal system offers a unique feature of slowing down the car when you release the accelerator pedal.
You'll get standard features including a 5-inch screen, Bluetooth, satellite radio, and a four-speaker sound system. You can upgrade this system to a larger screen, with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, HD radio, navigation, and much more. You'll not only have technology inside, but you'll enjoy numerous safety features as well.
You'll get a rearview camera and automatic emergency braking standard, but available safety features include blind-spot monitoring, adaptive cruise control, lane keep assist, rear cross-traffic alert, driver drowsiness monitoring, and the ProPilot Assist system.
