Nissan to Launch 3rd-Generation Leaf EV This Year
Tokyo, June 17 (Jiji Press)--Japan's Nissan Motor Co. said Tuesday that it will begin selling the third-generation Leaf electric vehicle in the domestic market later this year.
A high-end model of the new Leaf can travel about 600 kilometers on a single battery charge, 50 pct more than the second-generation Leaf. A 15-minute quick charge will enable it to run more than 250 kilometers, according to the automaker.
(2025/06/17-22:58)
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