2023 Nissan Leaf S POV Test Drive & Review
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- Опубліковано 26 гру 2022
- Here we have a new 2023 Nissan Leaf S. This Nissan Leaf S comes in gun metallic on black cloth interior. The powertrain consists of a 40 KWh battery, 6.6 kw onboard charger, and a 110kW AC Synchronous Motor.
Standard features include a bluetooth audio, a backup camera, and Apple CarPlay/Android Auto compatibility. Additional features include Intelligent Forward Collision Warning w/Automatic Emergency Braking, rear parking sensors, and blind spot monitoring.
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I had a Chevy bolt.
My current insurance kept going up for no reason.
E of the insurance companies said probably because of what you're driving.
I looked into this model. The s I purchased it. My insurance dropped $220 a year. This car is very simple, easy buttons. The Chevy bolt had so many buttons and touch screen very difficult to adjust the heat when I was driving it. The Chevy bolt is a very rough ride. You feel and hear every bump. This car is very quiet compared to the bolt.
The Chevy bolt was nice, but it had too many Bells and whistles Dulce, very confusing. For older people. I purchased the exact model. He is driving. I got it used with 7000 miles.
Great price 16000 a huge saving on my current insurance. The battery in the Chevy bolt is $17000. The battery in the Nissan Leaf is only 6000 but don't worry. They come with A8 year warranty on both models. That's probably why my Chevy bolt insurance was so high and kept going up.
The charger on the left is NOT the CCS. It's the CHAdeMO (which is a weak aspect of the car since the CCS is the standard in both US (type 1 + CCS) and Europe (type 2 + CCS))
Thanks for the review brotha
My very first Nissan EV car! Good job bro.
Bought out Nissan Leaf from Monte at Salem, Nissan in OR. Great deal and we love the car! Thanks Monte!
Nissan leaf is still the favorite budget electric car but then again it is old and nissan needs to replace it with a newer one instead of getting lazy like toyota just because people kept on buying one.
This still my first EV car for me to drive one.
no spare tire, but there is an area behind where the charging cable sits that is covered by a panel and holds a tire repair kit.
There is also no spare tyre fitted on the Nissan Leaf.
I was just looking into this model. I just got rid of my chevy aveo and if I even decide to get another car it'd probably be electric. So many EVs are just too expensive though and I don't need ridiculous 0-60 times. This might fit right in on the tiny city streets around me.
I’m picking up mine in two weeks! I only drive 15 miles one way to work, and between the state/federal tax rebates, can’t beat the price. We’ll use my partners car for longer trips.
No spare tire included
My university owns this car, I kinda want to get my hands on it
Is it liquid cooled or air cooled battery system?
I believe it is still air cooled.
@@NothinButCarReviews yeah the biggest Achilles' hill imo.
That is not a CCS that is CHAdeMO and J1772
Thanks for confirming, I always forget that. 🙄😂
@@NothinButCarReviews we all are just learning about this new tech
Ev will gain ground as more take time to learn about tech and infrastructure that going to be needed
It all amazing how this will be so great for human health and the health of the planet
The strangest looking “CCS” I have ever seen :) At this price and with a battery that eventually cooks itself, it sadly became Nissan’s compliance car.
The car has a 150 mile range and you go less than 50 mile range and you go less than 50 miles there's plenty of range for you Gives you 50 Miles of spare range
When a EV says it can go 150 miles you can pretty much take 1/3 of that away. That 150 is in the best possible conditions and doesn't count for wind speed, HVAC, weight etc. Also you won't be charging it 100% on daily basis, more ike 80-85% so like 120 miles
@@nujxad I know all that, that is why I said 150 mile range was good and he only goes 50 miles in a week so that cover him for a whole week
@@jamiereid40 oh my bad, i thought he said he drives 50 miles one way to work
@@nujxad that's fine
Have a great week
Nissan leaf Cheaps vision ,,you should buye nissan leaf Tekna vision must better ,,eletric handbrake ,,seat leather …steering no good ..you have sew steering leather cover ,,,poor car