Tag: Nissan Leaf
Chery Launches The 34.4 kWh Tiggo 9 In South Africa’s Growing PHEV Market
Plug-in hybrids are now getting batteries bigger than some full battery-electric vehicles. I used to drive a first generation Nissan Leaf that had a 24kWh battery, so I am always fascinated to see plug-in hybrids (PHEV) with larger batteries. An example of this is the new Chery Tiggo 9 Super … [continued]
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New 2026 Nissan LEAF Shows How Far Electric Vehicles Have Come In 15 Years!
As I’ve written many times before, I was one of the first electric car buyers in Florida (except for Tesla Roadster buyers). I bought a 2012 Nissan LEAF on December 1st, 2011 (after putting down a $99 deposit about a year earlier). That was the first day Nissan sold LEAFs … [continued]
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New Nissan LEAF Adds Range & Features, For Under $30,000
The Nissan LEAF is now one of the classics of the electric vehicle market. But it’s not done and collecting dust in the history books. Nissan is now launching the 3rd-generation LEAF, and it just keeps getting better. What is stunning — and this is perhaps the best portrayal of … [continued]
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The EVs On Display Event Highlights The Progress Made In South Africa’s Electric Mobility Sector
About 6 or 7 years ago, I was seconded to support operations in Johannesburg, South Africa, for a company I was working for in the C&I solar sector. To facilitate the day-to-day activities I needed to do during that time, I was asked to look for a short term rental … [continued]
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A New Hyundai Ioniq 5 SEL AWD For $99 A Month
About a week ago, two different individuals misinformed me that new electric vehicles cost over $180,000, or at least $40,000. I said nothing to either one because doing so might have started some pointless arguments. Instead I wrote 5 articles about affordable, new electric vehicles for purchase that cost much … [continued]
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