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Turning a new LEAF

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The new Nissan LEAF is the next generation of the world’s best-selling zero-emissions electric vehicle.

More than 283,000 customers have chosen the first-generation LEAF since it went on sale in 2010 – and now this all-new model offers even greater range, improved dynamic design, class leading advanced driver assistance technologies and enhanced connectivity.

For some, the limited driving range between charges has been a sticking point when it comes to electric cars. But the brand new LEAF boasts a range of 235-miles from the standard model, giving drivers more confidence they can get from A to B on a single charge.

The car’s e-Pedal technology lets drivers accelerate and brake seamlessly using just one pedal while constantly regenerating energy. ProPILOT Park offers autonomous parking at the touch of a button.

And as the UK’s electric car charging infrastructure becomes more advanced, it’s becomes obviously much easier to make a case for cars like the LEAF. Quite a number of 50kW charging points are springing up in our cities and once you locate one of these, you’ll be able to regularly re-charge your car from empty to 80 per cent capacity in just 40 minutes.

As for domestic charging, Nissan now offers a 7.5Kw domestic charging point that will be able to fully charge the car from empty in five and a half hours – and you get one free when you buy a brand new LEAF. So you can put it on to charge when you go to bed and it’s ready for travelling the next morning.

Western Nissan Scotland is the Nissan Dealer for Edinburgh, West Lothian, Fife and Stirling and are part of the long established, family owned Eastern Western Motor Group.

They have the full range of Nissan cars and vans available to view and test drive at their dealerships at the Luxury Car Village, Newbridge, Edinburgh and in Stirling and Dunfermline.

Western Nissan offers a fantastic range of new and used cars, 4x4s and vans. They are Motability specialists and have a dedicated Business Centre catering for all the needs of small businesses and larger fleets.

Visit the Western Nissan Scotland website to find out more.