Nissan LEAF
100% Electric, Zero Emissions
Best Selling
Electric Vehicle in
Automotive History
Never Change Oil or Buy Gasoline Again!
The Future of Vehicle Transportation
 PEW Research says the EV industry worldwide, will
grow from $8-$10 Billion in 2012, to $250 Billion by
2020. Its currently at $46.5 Billion
What are
Experts
saying
 The University of Berkley, Entrepreneurship &
Technology Center, says Electric Vehicles will account
for 64% of the US vehicle market by 2030. PEW
Research says 60% by 2025.
 Navigant Research forecasts global annual grow rates
of 11.5% for Hybrids, 31.9% for Plug-in Hybrids, and
31.5% for 100% Electric Vehicles. Asia Pacific and
North America will be the largest markets
 According to Peak Research, global sales of 100%
Electric Vehicles will surpass 1 million per year in 2017,
after just 7 years on the market. Half the time it took
Hybrid’s to reach that sales threshold.
Zero Emissions, Greater Reliability,
with Lower Operating Costs
• Nissan LEAF is already the
“Best-Selling Electric Vehicle in
Automotive History”
• Global sales: 190,000+, with,
over 80,000 are on U.S. roads
today. Built in the USA
• Driven over 2 Billion miles, with
Zero Emissions. Displacing
90,000 Tons of CO2
• In 2014, LEAF was the #1 selling
Nissan product of any kind, in
Atlanta, Portland, San Francisco
& Seattle.
2015 Lifestyle
Award
Cars.com
Winner of Over 50 Major "2015 Top Car
Green Vehicle“
Automotive Awards Mexico's MAPFRE
2012 Best Car To Buy
High Gear Media
2012 International
Green Award
10 Best Green Cars
2014 Best Non-Luxury,
Traditional Compact Car
IHS Automotive Loyalty
Awards
2013-2015
Kelly Blue Book.com
Built in America,
Smyrna, Tennessee
2015 BOLD Award
Point Energy Innovations
2013 Top Safety Pick
Insurance Institute
for Highway Safety
Award
2015 Best Small Family Car
Next Green Car Awards
2014 Cleanest Production Vehicle
In US, Mid Size
BEST ALL-AROUND PERFORMANCE: Nissan LEAF
BEST ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE: Nissan LEAF
BEST SOCIAL PERFORMANCE: Nissan LEAF
Automotive Science Group (ASG)
2014 “Tried & Tested” Award
Good Housekeeping Magazine
2012 Car of the Year
•2011 World Car of the Year
Japan Automotive Hall of Fame
•2011 European Car of the Year
•2011 10 Most Transformative Products
2015 Autobytel Car of the Year Award
Popular Mechanics Magazine
17,269
Nissan LEAF
16,779
Toyota Yaris
Porsche Cayenne
16,474
Scion tC
16,459
15,393
Chevy Volt
Lexus RC
14,784
Cadillac Escalade ESV
14,691
2015
Calendar
Year
Retail
Sales
12,583
Toyota Sequoia
11,964
Lincoln Navigator
Nissan LEAF
9,463
Fiat 500X
Outsells a Dozen
Popular Models
9,292
BMW 7 Series
9,104
Honda Crosstour
8,591
Mazda Miata
8000
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For 2016 LEAF’s Range increases 25%
handling 99% of your typical trips
30 kWh
Battery
on SV & SL Models
Zero to 40 mph in 4.7 sec
Compared to Toyota Corolla at 5.3 sec
EPA Range of
107 Miles
Sports Car
like
Performance
& Handling,
Instant
Torque,
and near
50%-50%
Weight
Balance
Room for 5 with Plenty
6
of Storage Space
Best in Class Battery Coverage
48 Individual
Battery
Modules
For Years of
Worry Free
Driving
 Lithium-Ion Battery 8 Year/100,000 Mile
 Capacity Loss 60 Month/60,000 Mile
Something even Cellphone makers don’t guarantee
EV Drivers Actually Drive Farther
than Average
25%
More
you
Drive,
the
More
you
Save
20%
66% of Nissan LEAF
Only
22%
drivers commute more than
21 miles round trip, with a
mean of 32.59 miles
39% of
All Drivers
commute
more than
21 miles
round trip,
with a
mean of
25.24
15%
15%
LEAF
11%
14%
12%
10%
10%
All Vehicles
7%
6%
5%
5%
5%
8%
0%
2%
1%
2%
0%
1%
3%
2%
2%
1% 1%
1%
3%
2%
1%
0%
0%
0%
6%
6%
4%
4%
2% 2%
2%
7%
0%
0%
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2013 NVES- Nissan LEAF drivers
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Special Fleet Incentive
Lets for Municipalities, Universities & Corporate Fleets
“Drive Electric for Less”
$8,000
Rebate
or
$5,000
plus
Rebate
0% Financing
for 72 months
On 2015 Nissan LEAF
The City of Houston Saves
$110,000 first year
after adding Nissan LEAF
to their Fleet.
Fuel,
Maintenance,
and Repair
Costs can be up
to 80% less
than Gas Engine
Vehicles
Net Savings of $15,500
For Corporations, with Tax Liability
$8,000
Nissan Fleet Rebate
Plus a
$7,500
Federal EV
Tax Credit
The 100% Electric, Zero Emissions
Nissan LEAF
Special Savings on 2015 Models
Net Savings of $14,500
Nissan Clearance Rebate
Typical Dealer Discount
Selling Price
$32,025
$ 5,000
$ 2,000
$25,025
Federal Electric Vehicle Tax Credit
$ 7,500
2015 LEAF, S Model with Fast Charge Port
Never Change Oil or Buy Gasoline Again!
Net Price after Discounts & Tax Credit $17,525
Plus O% APR for up to 72 Months
The Basics of EV Charging
Three Types of Chargers
AC - Level 1, Standard 120 Volt, (L1) Typically found
in every home or office. Adds about 5 miles of range
per hour of charging, 80% of owners Charge at
home. Charger Cord is Standard Equipment on LEAF.
AC Level 2, 240 Volt, (L2) Most homes have this
service for Clothes Dryers. The commercial equivalent
is 208 Volt. All modern EV’s uses the same connector,
both L2 and L1 equipment (SAE J-1772). Charging for
about one hour adds 20 to 40 miles of range.
DC Fast Charging, Typically AC 480 V, Sometimes
called DCFC, DC Level 2 or Level 3. This is the game
changer, providing rapid charging that add 40 to
50 miles of range in just 10 minutes.