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Imagine pulling up to a stop sign and easing into a stop. You go through the usual motions—slowly take your foot off the gas and gradually apply pressure to the brake until you make a complete stop. Normally, your foot would slide over to the brake pedal.
?Exactly 70 years after the company's first electric vehicle (EV) made its debut, the Nissan BladeGlider sports car drew notice at this year's Goodwood Festival of Speed in the United Kingdom. This 100 percent electric prototype, Nissan's most advanced EV ever, spent the weekend showing its abilities off for festival crowds.
School is around the corner and most kids will be heading back with their backpacks full and ready to go. However, there will be some students who are unable to check off all the materials on their back-to-school lists. That’s where we come in to help.
Road trip season is here and with it, excitement to see a new place and finally go on that vacation you’ve been needing. But if it’s your first time hitting the road with the children in tow, the weeks leading up to launch date may be filled with anxiety and questions, such as “Is that too long for the kids to be in the car at one time?” or, “I don’t want the kids on electronics for the whole time, but how can I keep them entertained?”
If you know the Nissan LEAF, then you know from its apex efficiency that it's a model for the long haul. 2017 LEAF, 30-kilowatt-hour lithium-ion electric battery tech and advanced 80-kilowatt AC synchronous electric motor in space-saving tow, make possible an EPA-estimated up to 124 MPGe city, 101 MPGe highway and 112 MPGe combined. As fuel economy goes, that's height thereof, and one enhanced by the reliable energy-recoup capability offered by dovetailing regenerative braking tech.
So if you were wondering how a new Nissan LEAF could get any better, the automaker has an answer:...
Nissan announced earlier this month that the company will offer Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) as a standard feature on one million 2018 model year vehicles that will be be sold in America, more than doubling the volume of AEB-equipped vehicles currently available.
The seven Nissan models that will feature standard AEB are the Rogue, Murano, Pathfinder, Altima, LEAF, Maxima and Sentra (excluding manual transmission-equipped vehicles and all NISMO versions).
Nissan takes first in multiple categories in the AutoPacific’s 21st annual Vehicle Satisfaction Awards. The 2017 Maxima, Murano, Rogue, TITAN, and Versa have been named the top vehicles in their respective segments.
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