Charles Barker Nissan

Hybrids still use gas.  Unlike hybrids, or even plug-in hybrids, the Nissan LEAF uses no gas, ever.  The Nissan LEAF is committed to pure electronic technology helping make the LEAF affordable for lots of drivers. 

The LEAF comes with a lithium-ion battery that is more efficient than nickel metal hydride batteries, found in most hybrids, in terms of energy density and life cycle.  They come at half the weight and twice the power! 

And, the LEAF is innovation for the planet.  Many of the interior fabrics and materials are made from recycled items, such as that plastic water bottle you're drinking from.  There's even fewer moving parts!  With no oil changes, alternators, spark plugs, or engine resulting in less maintenance costs during your ownership!  The LEAF sports room for five and speeds up to 90 mph!

The Leaf even sends you a message when it is charging and when charging is complete or remotely pre-heat/cool your LEAF, all via a web-enabled smartphone , laptop, or computer!  Nissan is even working with cities and utility companies across the nation to create a public charging infrastructure so owners can plug in and go!   It's the best of well ... everything!