In commitment to a more sustainable future, Nissan has launched the LEAF electric vehicle (EV) in Nepal.

“Marking a new chapter for Nissan in the electrified vehicle segment, Nissan has launched the 2nd generation Nissan LEAF electric vehicle in Nepal. It is the perfect embodiment of Nissan Intelligent Mobility, giving customers a personal mobility experience that is smarter, safer, cleaner and more enjoyable. Towards our commitment to a more sustainable future, we will also continue to enhance our customer’s lifestyle choices and help them live more confident, exciting and connected lives,” says Sinan Ozkok, President Nissan India Operations.

“Bringing the Nissan LEAF EV to Nepal is a high point in our efforts to inform and educate our customers on the benefits of EV adoption. For the world and for us, the future is in electrified vehicles. With the Nissan LEAF, not only are we delivering the right technology with the best performance and zero emission. We’re providing confidence through intelligent driving as drivers will feel more confident, excited and connected. We are optimistic that the Nissan LEAF EV will help our customers to live a smarter, safer and sustainable life,” says Sandeep Kumar Sharda, Managing Director, Pioneer Moto Corp Pvt. Ltd – sole distributor of Nissan and Datsun in Nepal.

The Nissan LEAF EV exemplifies this philosophy in three key aspects: Intelligent Power, Intelligent Driving, and Intelligent Integration.

As an embodiment of Nissan Intelligent Mobility, the Nissan LEAF has a 40-kWh lithium-ion battery that has a range of up to 311 kilometres on a full charge as per the New European Driving Cycle (NEDC) standards. Powering the Nissan LEAF is a revolutionary, all-electric e-powertrain with a maximum output of 110kW or 150ps and 320 Nm of instant torque.

And charging the Nissan LEAF is convenient as owners are provided with multiple charging options. The Nissan LEAF can be fully powered up in 15 to 18 hours at home through a dedicated wall outlet with the supplied universal charging cable. Owners can also go to quick charging stations found in select Nissan dealerships nationwide and power up the EV to a full charge in 40 to 60 minutes.