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Lost in the discussion about public EV charging is simple math. Here’s why the slowest possible EV charging method may be the best option for many situations.

A Virginia dealership offered a two-year lease on a Nissan Leaf to anyone who bought a Titan pickup at full price.

Considering a used Chevy Bolt or Nissan Leaf? Here’s what you need to know

99-Cent Nissan Leaf Lease With Titan Purchase Reminds Us Of The Pitfalls Of Weird Dealer Stunts Share Many people are still reasonably skittish about electric cars. But what if you could lease one for almost nothing for two years as side-benefit of buying a new pickup? That’s probably at least worth considering, right? Hart Nissan in Springfield, Virginia recently offered this deal with the Nissan Titan and Leaf. The dealership was offering the Leaf for two years at 16,093 km annually for 99 ...

Dealerships are all privately-owned franchises (save for Tesla, Rivian, and Lucid), so they're free to dete...

Hart Nissan of Springfield, Virginia, is offering buyers of a 2020 or 2021 Titan pickup a two-year, 10,000-mile-per-year lease on Nissan’s EV for only 99 cents.

Though automakers have proved that electric vehicles thrive on long road trips, provided there are charging...

Normally we fill the gas tank when stopping for gas – it’s just convenient that way. In an electric, if you’re got a plug where you work and a plug where you park, you just take 10 seconds to connect before you walk away, and the battery fills while you’re off living your life. These days, you’ll usually go more miles on a tank full of gas than on an EV battery full of electricity. For the moment, more affordable electric models offer somewhere between about 300 and 400 kilometres of ...

The Bolt has had the same MSRP since launch. Now, the 2022 Bolt EV is $5,500 cheaper. Even the Bolt EUV crossover costs $3,500 less than the outgoing Bolt.

Fuel economy The Mustang Mach-E has not yet been rated for efficiency by the EPA, so we don’t have official MPGe numbers. The rear-drive, standard-range Mustang Mach E uses a rear-mounted electric motor with 266 hp and 317 lb-ft of torque and offers 230 miles of range from a 68-kWh battery pack before charging. When all-wheel drive is added, there’s a front axle electric motor too, for a massive 428 lb-ft of total torque. But on that model, range drops to 211 miles. The extended...