The first 100 Nissan Leaf units have already sold out, and they haven't even had time to reach the dealerships

Electric vehicles are enjoying growing success in our market and, little by little, this is reflected in sales figures. At the same time, manufacturers are introducing major improvements to these vehicles, making them more and more practical. This is the case of the Nissan Leaf, whose success has been so great that the first hundred units have already sold out before they even reached our dealerships.

Nissan sought to attract a larger customer base with the launch of a special edition of the Nissan Leaf, which features more standard equipment and new technologies. The Japanese brand’s tactic worked, and the first hundred units destined for Spain have already sold out. Even so, Nissan has looked for a solution to keep its customers happy.

The company has announced that it will build another hundred units of this special edition, given the success of the first batch. It is no surprise that this is happening, since the Leaf 2.ZERO, the name given to the special edition, comes with unique and very special technological features, which will noticeably enhance the driving experience of Nissan’s new electric car.

These innovations are called ProPILOT and e-Pedal. The ProPILOT system is Nissan’s first phase of autonomous driving and the first to be fitted to a production vehicle. This allows the driver to relax in slow-moving traffic or jams, as the Leaf takes care on its own of staying in lane, accelerating and braking.

On the other hand, the e-Pedal allows, with a slight press of the accelerator pedal, the Leaf to move off progressively and autonomously, and the same happens when braking. In this way, the new Nissan vehicle lets you experience a completely new way of driving.

It should also be noted that the Japanese brand has considerably improved the performance and range of the Leaf. Inside, we find an electric motor producing 150 CV, more than enough to move the Japanese compact with ease. But that is not all: the range this powertrain claims is 378 kilometres, so the new Leaf is gradually entering the territory of combustion engines.

For all those who wish to get one of the hundred units that Nissan will produce of the Leaf 2.ZERO, they can do so through this link. Nissan offers the option of financing this special unit for €300 a month.

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