The original Nissan Leaf helped bring electric vehicles to the mainstream, but one aspect of the recent redesign has some EV enthusiasts puzzled: just 150 miles of range?
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That number seems low in the wake of the Chevrolet Bolt, which has over 230 miles on tap, and upcoming EVs from Hyundai, Jaguar, and Tesla are also boasting a rating over 200 miles, so it makes sense for EV fans to be concerned about the Leaf’s lack of competitive range.
However the new Leaf’s range is is a significant bump from what it used to have, and there’s certainly more to the story than just the range, which far exceeds what the average American commute entails.
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