Nissan has an electric sedan and an electric SUV currently on the market. The sedan is the Nissan Leaf. The Leaf is available with two different drivetrains that vary in battery size and engine capability. There are three trim levels of the Nissan Leaf. It has an impressive list of standard features that includes satellite radio, USB charging ports, and an eight-inch touchscreen interface. Leather seats are added to the next trim. The Nissan Ariya has a premium cabin with a stacked waterfall design for the center display and a touchscreen that spans the dashboard. The Ariya achieves nearly 300 miles in range.

Electric cars are powered just by electricity. They do not have a gasoline source of power. Hybrid and hybrid plug-in vehicles, on the other hand, have both gasoline and electricity as their power sources. Hybrids use gas and electricity to run. Hybrid plug-in cars only use gasoline if they deplete their stored electric supplies.

When fully charged, the Nissan can reach a maximum of 150 miles in range with its smaller battery. Equipped with a larger battery, it gets just over 225 miles of range. The Ariya will get about 300 miles of range.

A Nissan can charge on the road in about 60 minutes with DC fast-charge capabilities. A Nissan can also charge at home with a 240V power charger in less than 10 hours.

Nissan's electric cars can tow 1,500 pounds.

You can learn all the details about Nissan's electric lineup at our dealership. You can inquire about arranging a test drive for your preferred car as well.