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[Cyprus Times] Renewal of substance for Nissan's iconic electric Leaf

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Nissan is strengthening the LEAF's position in the global market with a refresh of substance for the 2022 model.

The world's first mass-market electric vehicle now offers more impressive styling and innovative technology. The LEAF 2022 features an updated exterior design offering customers a dynamic aesthetic in line with the brand's new identity. The highly successful LEAF, offers prospective buyers the proven range of advanced driver assistance features such as ProPILOT and infotainment technologies such as the integrated NissanConnect system.

The exterior design of the Nissan LEAF for 2022 has received several refinements which enhances the dynamism of the model which now features the brand's new logo on the wheels, front grille and rear end. The new 16 and 17 alloy wheel options also add dynamism. Customers also benefit from an updated range of six exterior colours and five two-tone options. Along with two new colours that were much preferred on the Qashqai and Ariya models. Universal Blue and Magnetic Blue which brings an enhanced sense of vibrancy to the model.

The LEAF 2022 is available with two battery options that offer up to 385 km (WLTP) of range in LEAF e+ mode. ProPILOT technology allows the LEAF 2022 to automatically stop, start and maintain a safe distance from the vehicle ahead, while the innovative e-Pedal provides the option of accelerating, decelerating and stopping with a single pedal for maximum driving comfort. Meanwhile, it also offers customers a range of infotainment features within the integrated NissanConnect system, with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay smartphone integration. Remote functions such as climate control are also available via the NissanConnect app, and customers can connect the LEAF to the Amazon Alexa smart home device for added convenience.

The LEAF 2022 is expected at the showrooms of the Pilacuta Group in the coming months


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