2020 Nissan Leaf Electric Vehicle Single-Charge Range and Safety Features
Electric vehicle development is some of the coolest stuff going on in the automotive sphere. And while more options are becoming available, the segment is still very restricted. Luckily for us, Nissan has a dependable model already available: the Nissan Leaf.
Today, we’ll be answering the big question most people have regarding electric vehicles: what’s the 2020 Nissan Leaf range?
Max Single-Charge Range
The max 2020 Leaf range depends on the model, as different models have different batteries. The regular Leaf models have a 40 kWh battery with a max range of 149 miles. This is excellent for city drivers, though it might seem a little restrictive for commuters. The Leaf Plus features a 60 kWh battery, bumping the range up over 70 miles to a maximum of 226 miles. Leaf and Leaf Plus models are all-electric, so the EPA rates them with MPGe (miles per gallon of gasoline-equivalent). The Leaf gets 111-combined MPGe while the Leaf Plus gets 108-combined MPGe. With the DC fast-charging ability, you can charge both the Leaf and Leaf Plus to 80% power in around 40 minutes.
Comprehensive Safety Suite
Like most Nissan vehicles, the 2020 Nissan Leaf features the Nissan Safety Shield 360 suite. That means that every Leaf and Leaf Plus model comes with blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, forward collision warning, pedestrian detection, and front and rear automatic emergency braking. Lane departure warning with lane-keep assist, rear door alert, and a rearview camera are also standard. Additional safety features like adaptive cruise control, a surround-view parking camera system, driver attention monitoring, and the proprietary Nissan ProPilot Assist are available too.
Interested in a 2020 Nissan Leaf?
To get more 2020 Nissan Leaf and Leaf Plus info, give Palm Springs Nissan a call. We can fill you in on vehicle specs, available features, financing options, and anything else you may have on your mind. We’ll be happy to help however we can.
