What is the REALLY lineup of the Nissan Leaf (2018)? [ANSWER]

On November 22, 2017, within the Fleet Market 2017, the official premiere of the new Nissan Leaf (2018) with a 40 kilowatt-hour battery took place. Nissan boasts that the new Leaf has its range "increased to 378 kilometers." What's the real assortment of the new Leaf (2018)?

What range does the new Nissan Leaf have?

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• What range does the new Nissan Leaf have?
• The actual range of the Nissan Leaf (2018) according to the EPA = 243 km.
  • Nissan Leaf EPA vs. Nissan Leaf WLTP

In order NEDC, Nissan Leaf (2018) will switch to a one-time fee 378 km (Source: Nissan). Fortunately, the NEDC procedure was forgotten. The New Leaf will not travel nearly 400 kilometers on a single charge under real conditions and normal use. The range of the electric Nissan Leaf should be approximately 234 km.:

The lineup of electric vehicles in segment C according to the EPA procedure is close to realism. Some data are assessed by www.elektrowoz.pl. Prototypes and non-existent cars are marked in white (c) www.elektrowoz.pl

> ICCT: Automotive companies RENEW customers in fuel consumption by 42 percent.

Nissan Leaf EPA vs. Nissan Leaf WLTP

The NEDC procedure is not too out of touch with reality. From September 2018, all new cars sold in Europe will be required to have information on fuel consumption, energy consumption and range calculated according to the new European WLTP procedure.

The new WLTP procedure consists of a series of tests that make real fuel consumption and ranges. In this respect, it is very similar to the EPA procedure.

Discrepancies between actual combustion and results calculated based on procedures used worldwide: JC08, NEDC, EPA. European NEDC skews results by about 40 percent (c) ICCT

By procedure WLTP, the electric Nissan Leaf (2018) will travel 270-285 kilometers on a single charge... However, user measurements and the Leaf meter itself suggest that the EPA is closer to the truth than the WLTP.

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