Nissan unveils new long-range LEAF

Michael Holder
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The latest model comes equipped with vehicle-to-grid technology so the EV can act as a mobile energy storage device

Nissan has today launched the latest version of its battery-electric LEAF car, which will go on sale early next year with an enhanced driving range of 235 miles on a single charge. The automaker claims...

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