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The LEAF10 is available in UK dealerships from February, with a new bold body colour, intuitive in-car Wi-Fi, new connected services including the award-winning ProPILOT, new Intelligent Rear View Mirror, and e-Pedal technologies.
“Since LEAF launched in 2010, Nissan has continued to evolve its EV technology, connected services and design to ensure it delivers on the demands and lifestyles of owners” said Helen Perry, Chief Marketing Manager of Electric Passenger Cars & Infrastructure at Nissan Europe. “Our iconic model has attracted over 180,000 motorists across Europe. We hope that with its enhanced styling features and latest technologies such as In-Car Wi-Fi and its remote functions including lock and unlock capabilities to receive packages; LEAF can continue to excite those who are just starting their EV journey.”
The new Nissan Leaf10 will go on sale in Europe starting this February, offering a unique specification with a new exterior color and model-specific detailing, together with more kit as standard.
The new special edition of the Nissan Leaf will be available in limited numbers but the carmaker didn’t specify how many.
The most distinguishing feature of the new Nissan Leaf10 is perhaps the pattern detailing that adorns the wing mirrors, roofline, and boot lid. The intricate Kumico-inspired pattern also includes the model’s name on the C-pillar and is combined with a brand-new two-tone Ceramic Grey and Pearl Black color option. Customers can also choose the standard Pearl Black Metallic. In addition, all N-Connecta models ride on a set of 17-inch alloy wheels, to make the Nissan Leaf look “more dynamic”.
When it comes to rugged body-on-frame, V8 powered SUVs, the Nissan Armada is still fighting the good fight. For 2021, the big three-row crossover has been given an update to bring it into modernity. It starts with a bump in power in power for the 5.6-liter Endurance V8 to 400 horsepower and 413 lb-ft of torque, enabling Nissan to claim best-in-class standard power outputs against competitor models like the Chevy Tahoe and GMC Yukon. The extra muscle also comes with increased towing capacity, and now the Armada can pull up to 8,500 pounds, yet another best-in-class standard figure. Along with its enhanced capabilities, the 2021 Nissan Armada comes with a rugged looking facelift, including the newly redesigned Nissan badge, and a slew of extra standard technology features like an all-new largest-in-class 12.3-inch touch screen, wireless Apple CarPlay, in-vehicle Wi-Fi, and a comprehensive suite of safety technology.