Walk Around of the Nissan LEAF N-Connecta 40kWh

[@patrickkelleher5336]

Best I’ve ever heard of a person giving a run down on a car.brill

[@westway]

Thanks, Patrick!

[@iansullivan9590]

Definitely, I thought the same.

[@paulblatchford4234]

Great job Josh very clear review I think the N-connecta is the sweet spot of the range enough kit to keep you safe but not over the top and not confusing

[@westway]

Hi Paul, thanks for the review, we will let Josh know what you think. Happy motoring.

[@adriansmith3116]

Fantastic presentation well done.

[@zakscotland7031]

Great presentation Josh. Please do more electric vehicle presentations. Alot of youtube vids they drive around and don't give you a nice breakdown of the vehicle and benefits. You did so perfectly.. literally made me choose this Nissan today over some of its competitors! Better description of this vehicle then the auto trader youtube.. keep them coming!!!

[@780special]

An excellent presentation. Well done Josh. Thank you too.

[@MrTobex21]

well done Josh. Very well articulated. Explained the essential things customers need to know about the car 👏🏾👏🏾

[@vsaprissa]

Thank you for such an extensive and detailed explanation of this 2022 Nissan leaf. I congratulate you for your perfect diction and great wisdom on this subject.

[@westway]

Hi Vicente, thank you for the comment, we're glad you enjoyed the video.

[@thekisserofpink]

Clear precise descriptions

[@vsaprissa]

Thank you Josh. , 😃for such an extensive and detailed explanation of this 2022 Nissan leaf. I congratulate you for your perfect diction and great wisdom on this subject.

[@westway]

Hi Vicente, thank you for your comment. We will let Josh know you enjoyed his explanation.

[@lisagreenway8410]

I love this and ordered one yesterday:)

[@stephenbrown9400]

Halogen lights is a negative as they use MORE Electricity. Foot handbrake is very old fashioned. All other features seem right and overall the presentation was well planned and delivered. Will be ordering a leaf later this year.

[@TheRealLives2Laugh]

Nice job! 👍

[@westway]

Thanks Christopher!

[@computerbob06]

Thank you for featuring the N-Connector. It's probably the best option for most people. Yes you can get Lane keep etc on the Tekna but (after looking) it's only a £495 upgrade on this spec anyway, just no auto park. The older Tekna had the rear heated seats, so it's good to see it available here - it's best to heat the seats in an EV, rather than turn on HVAC to keep you warm! It's a pity Nissan went with the foot parking brake - it's not that conventional. The series 1 had a handbrake lever, I don't know why they got rid of it? Do you know if the pre-heat/cool is still available on the 40kwh without being plugged in, as it was on the 24/30 kwh? I can't charge at home, so this makes a big difference to me. The N-Connector is available to me on a good deal company car scheme at the moment, so I'm considering this as a future car! A great, in-depth review. Thank you.

[@westway]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@broadsword6650]

What's the answer to the original commenter's question about unplugged pre-heating? I'd like to know, too.

[@westway]

@@broadsword6650 Hello, the n-connecta grade has front and back heated seats, as well as a heated steering wheel.

[@DIBBLES21]

Can you preheat the steering wheel? I thought it was just the air heating that did that?

[@laurencebroch3762]

I`m thinking of buying a Nissan Leaf and i am reading that Chademo chargers may be phased out. Is this a concern ?

[@kv1930]

Before you buy please rent or have the dealership give a day to live with the car. Depending in where you live, driving style,you may spend around the same for public charging and insurance is higher because the car is electric.

[@kv1930]

I really wanted to like the 40kw leaf. Here is real world rundown. 90% charge=140 miles. Add to that 100F temp,air con=130(That's before even starting to drive). Add peaks and valleys and you get very expensive car that does not take you beyond running errands. I look forward to the days of 300+ and minimal battery drain....then the price tag makes sense.

[@westway]

Not sure which country you're driving in KV but it's not often 100F here? 100% charge is 160 miles. Those are some errands you're running. The 59kWh LEAF does 250+ so probably worth you looking at that model.