Nissan Leaf (2018), AutoCar TEST Portal. Rating: 4/5

British auto magazines have already tested the Nissan Leaf (2018). Most of them rate the car at 3/5 or 4/5, no one decided to assign the maximum number of points. Why is this so? How did the Nissan Leaf (2018) get this opinion? Let's take a look at the test of the AutoCar portal:

AutoCar tested the new Leaf with 40 kWh batteries outside Nissan's Yokohama headquarters. From the very beginning, he emphasizes that the suspension of the British (European?) version will be slightly stiffer, e-pedal braking is softer and the instrument panel is more modern, with more Nissan Micra borrowings - so the described driving experience may be different in Europe.

> New Nissan Leaf: TEST Car Magazine. Overall rating: 4/5

I wonder if the British (European?) Version of the car I will not rear view camera and display in the rear view mirror.

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As Nissan told AutoCar, the British version of the car should be better at cornering. The reviewers openly admitted that they did not know what could be improved because the machine behaved as it should.

> Nissan Leaf (2018) – TEST, impressions, opinions of a journalist from Electrified Japan [YOUTUBE]

AutoCar emphasizes that there is surprisingly plenty of room for passengers inside. ProPILOT, an adaptive cruise control mechanism combined with distance and lane sensors, also works well. The new Nissan Leaf is also more powerful than the previous version.

The final score of four points out of five (4/5) did not come true.

Check out: 2018 Nissan Leaf Review

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