The second-generation Nissan Leaf (ZE1), launched in 2018, brought sharper styling, a more spacious cabin, and greater practicality to the pioneering electric hatchback. Standard models pair a 40 kWh battery with a 147-hp motor for roughly 150 miles of range, while the Leaf e+ variant adds a 62 kWh pack and 214-hp motor for extended range and quicker acceleration. Nissan's e-Pedal enables one-pedal driving, and ProPilot Assist adds semi-autonomous steering, braking, and acceleration support. Inside, a modern dashboard, upgraded infotainment, and improved materials elevate everyday comfort. CHAdeMO fast charging remains standard, allowing rapid top-ups. Practical, efficient, and refined, this generation solidified the Leaf's role as an accessible, mainstream EV choice for commuters and families alike.

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Nissan is a Japanese automaker founded in 1933, known for a wide range of vehicles, including sedans, SUVs, and electric cars. It’s focusing heavily on electrification with plans to expand its EV lineup by 2030. Nissan is also collaborating with Honda on software and EV technologies. The company faces challenges in the competitive EV market but aims to boost global sales through innovation.