100% Electric the Nissan LEAF will Exceed Expectations.




If you want to save both time and money spent at the pump Bruce Titus Olympia Nissan has the solution.  The 2013 Nissan LEAF®  is an all-electric vehicle that will exceed your expectations. With a range of 75 miles per charge the 2013 Nissan LEAF®  is sure to get you where you need to go with its lithium-ion battery. This %100 electric car is the perfect car for saving money and getting you through your commute. 
       
     The Nissan LEAF® gets the equivalent of 129 miles per gallon in the city. That’s right, 129 miles per gallon. How does it achieve these remarkable numbers? With a 100% electric drive system powered by an advanced rechargeable lithium-ion battery, and nine range-maximizing features that help you go farther on every charge. Most cars, even hybrids, release thousands of cubic feet of CO2 emissions every year. The Nissan LEAF® doesn’t use a single drop of gas. And no gas means no tailpipe, no fumes, and zero emissions.
 

Atop being powered by an electric motor, the 2013 Leaf also has an aerodynamic design that aids in efficiency and noise within the cabin. With the aerodynamic body, regenerative brakes, and available LED headlights that use half the energy of traditional ones, the Nissan LEAF® gets more miles and more fun out of every kilowatt. There is even an available solar-panel rear spoiler that converts sunlight to energy, charging its 12V accessory battery and helping power accessories like the stereo, climate control, and headlights.


Even with the base model you can rest assure that there is plenty of amenities and features to keep you satisfied. From the moment you hear its signature power-up chime, you’re in for a blast behind the wheel of the Nissan LEAF®. A heated steering wheel will keep your hands warm on chilly mornings. Ultra modern gauges and an easy-to-read Display Drive Computer puts information like range, battery charge level, and power usage info front and center. Fun that’s efficient. Practical that’s cool. The best of all worlds, all in one car. The Nissan LEAF® is all about efficiency, but that doesn't mean this 5-door, 5-passenger hatchback skimps on interior finish or size. It comes with heated, folding rear seats made partly from recycled bottles, tons of storage, a USB port, climate control, and more. It’s everything you’d expect in a premium car, even if it weren’t electric.
 
With the Nissan LEAF® you can get all of the benefits of an electric car, while not being shorted on amenities and features. The LEAF® is loved by many and has received exceptional reviews. Curious about the 2013 Nissan LEAF® capabilities? Come take a test drive today at Olympia Nissan and experience the Bruce Titus experience, all around the Sound you can count on us!
Location: 2220 Carriage Drive Southwest, Olympia, WA 98502, USA

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