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  • Nissan adds one more variant to Leaf's lineup

    04 Jul 2015

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    Nissan is celebrating the continued success of its 100 percent electric Leaf model with the introduction of a value-packed Acenta+ grade.


    The new Acenta+ model adds new features that make the British-built Nissan Leaf an even more complete package. The variant sits between the Acenta and range-topping Tekna model and enjoys a significant specification boost over the standard model. 

    The Acenta+ is equipped with a 6.6kW on-board charger as standard, along with a Mode-3 32amp (EVSE) cable. Previously available only as an option, the 6.6kW charger allows owners to perform a 0-100 percent charge in just four hours. 

    Acenta+ models also look the part thanks to the addition of striking new 17-inch Autech wheels. Finished with distinctive blue accents on the offset spokes, they give the newest member of the Leaf family an even bolder appearance.

    The launch of the new Acenta+ grade comes as Nissan confirms its position as the global leader in the field of EV design, technology and production. In addition to enjoying a 60 percent market share in the U.K., more than 175,000 Leafs have been sold globally since its introduction.
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    04 Jul 2015

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    2,782 views

    Nissan is celebrating the continued success of its 100 percent electric Leaf model with the introduction of a value-packed Acenta+ grade.


    The new Acenta+ model adds new features that make the British-built Nissan Leaf an even more complete package. The variant sits between the Acenta and range-topping Tekna model and enjoys a significant specification boost over the standard model. 

    The Acenta+ is equipped with a 6.6kW on-board charger as standard, along with a Mode-3 32amp (EVSE) cable. Previously available only as an option, the 6.6kW charger allows owners to perform a 0-100 percent charge in just four hours. 

    Acenta+ models also look the part thanks to the addition of striking new 17-inch Autech wheels. Finished with distinctive blue accents on the offset spokes, they give the newest member of the Leaf family an even bolder appearance.

    The launch of the new Acenta+ grade comes as Nissan confirms its position as the global leader in the field of EV design, technology and production. In addition to enjoying a 60 percent market share in the U.K., more than 175,000 Leafs have been sold globally since its introduction.
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    nissan nissan leaf leaf electric vehicle nissan leaf acenta+ new nissan leaf all new nissan variant

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