More than half of Nissan Leaf owners insist they will never u-turn and buy conventional cars again
Auto giant's customer research finds feared barriers to electric vehicle adoption have not materialised
Nissan will today publish the results of customer research suggesting a majority of customers for its Leaf have become electric vehicle converts and have no intention of buying conventional fuelled cars...
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