NissanLeaf (2018-)
- Available new
- Medium
- Electric
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The pioneering Nissan Leaf became the world's best-known and most popular full-electric car. This all-new second-generation Leaf, launched in 2018, no longer has the market to itself. Can it keep its mantle in the medium-size battery electric car market, alongside relative newcomers like the VW ID.3 and Vauxhall Astra Electric? Read our full Nissan Leaf (2018-) review to find out.
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| Model reliability 0-4 years | |
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- Jan 2024Last checked by Which?
- Jul 2020First reviewed by Which?
- Jan 2018Released
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