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09-16-2015, 08:49 PM
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2016 Nissan LEAF
The 2016 Nissan LEAF will be available with a larger battery pack for added range compared to previous model years. The battery pack for the SV and SL models will come standard with a 30 kilowatt-hour capacity. The entry-level S trim will retain the smaller 24-kWh battery used in all LEAF models since its introduction.
The larger battery, which is 27-percent bigger than before, translates into an estimated range of 107 miles. The 24-kWh S will still carry an official range of 84 miles.
Pricing for the S will also remain unchanged at $21,510—after the $7,500 federal tax credit. The SV will jump from $24,600 to $26,700, while the SL will increase from $27,620 to $29,290. At a premium of $1,670 or $2,100 respectively, the LEAF models with the larger battery pack are affordable options—making the car a practical choice for some consumer that face daily commutes beyond 80 or so miles.
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2016 Nissan LEAF
The 2016 Nissan LEAF will be available with a larger battery pack for added range compared to previous model years. The battery pack for the SV and SL models will come standard with a 30 kilowatt-hour capacity. The entry-level S trim will retain the smaller 24-kWh battery used in all LEAF models since its introduction.
The larger battery, which is 27-percent bigger than before, translates into an estimated range of 107 miles. The 24-kWh S will still carry an official range of 84 miles.
Pricing for the S will also remain unchanged at $21,510—after the $7,500 federal tax credit. The SV will jump from $24,600 to $26,700, while the SL will increase from $27,620 to $29,290. At a premium of $1,670 or $2,100 respectively, the LEAF models with the larger battery pack are affordable options—making the car a practical choice for some consumer that face daily commutes beyond 80 or so miles.
read more (http://www.plugincars.com/nissan-boosts-range-2016-leaf-models-107-miles-131017.html)
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