Nissan turns over new Leaf with 155-mile battery upgrade

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New 30kWh model will start at £24,490 and come with enhanced internal IT system

Auto giant Nissan has upgraded its flagship Leaf electric vehicle (EV) to improve its driving range by up to 25 per cent, it announced yesterday. The Leaf now boasts a driving range of up to 155 miles,...

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