Video Summary
Of course! Here is a summary of the review:The second-generation model of the Nissan Leaf, initially launched in 2017, has been enhanced since then, and the top spec Tekna trim level was reviewed.
- Performance: The E+ powertrain has a 62 kWh battery pack for more acceleration and a longer range.
- Range: The review was conducted to gauge the value of the car.
- Design: The design is quite distinctive; however, it feels slightly outdated.
- Technology: The car features a touchscreen entertainment system, rear view camera, e-pedal function, a rearview mirror with digital display, and NissanConnect services.
- Drawbacks: The interior feels a bit boring, and the rear space could be better. The design is a little basic.
- Price: Prices start at £26,995.
