Haven't driven an all-electric car still? Good, Nissan hopes to change that with its most modern vehicle, the 2011 LEAF.
With an predictable no-gas EPA driving range of 100 miles on a single charge, the LEAF is being marketed as the "world's first affordable, zero-emission car."
But what can you anticipate from the LEAF? How about a low-maintenance and roomy hatchback sedan with an MSRP of $32,780 -- before tax incentives -- that is almost silent, but still handles similar to a conventional car?
Of course, you'll require access to a 240-volt charging station in order to operate the LEAF. To address that, Nisan presents a home station for about $2,000, and commercial quick-charging stations are initiating to be deployed across the nation.
All this adds up to an industry changing vehicle that while practical, sporty and reasonably priced, is identical parts fun to own and drive.
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