The battery is under the floor and seats, allowing the car to feel stable when cornering. The overall affordability, versatility, excellent efficiency, state-of-the-art equipment, and high-tech interior make Nissan Leaf one of the most popular electric cars.

According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Nissan Leaf drives 84 miles on a single charge of its 24 kWh battery.

If driven slowly in moderate weather, on a flat road, and at speeds of about 44 mph, drivers will find a range around 93 or even up to 106 miles on a single charge. But for those in a hurry or whose path passes through a large number of hills, then a 75-mile range is the estimation.

The Nissan Leaf's design is usually either loved or hated. Although opinions diverge widely over the car's design, many Nissan Leaf owners are impressed by the technology used for live acceleration and zero emissions.

Among the most striking features of Nissan Leaf is its bulging LED headlights, which according to Nissan Motor Company, help reduce air resistance. They are specially designed to redirect the airflow from the side mirrors, which also reduces wind noise.

The standard features of the Nissan Leaf multimedia system include Bluetooth phone connectivity, automatic climate control, a 4-speaker stereo, satellite radio, and a USB port. Features include navigation, LED optics, seven BOSE stereo speakers, Pandora Internet radio, and a circular view camera.

All electric vehicles are known for high torque from zero rpm, but the combination of dynamic performance, affordability, and utility makes the Nissan Leaf one of the most desirable electric vehicles today.