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2015 Nissan LEAF front quarter view

Nissan Leaf to get powerful, new 250-range battery

Take a sleek, 100-percent electric powered hatchback and add a battery with a range of up to 250-miles. The result? U.S. electric vehicle market domination. At least that’s the hope.

Nissan is said to release a 250-mile range Nissan Leaf battery in the near future and right now is in the beginning stages of planning. The ultimate goal is to produce a battery that can provide up to 250-mile range on a single change. One charge. One incredible distance. In addition to the fact that Nissan has started to provide more free Nissan Leaf charging stations in major cities, we think the brand is truly setting a trend in the industry. Read the rest of this entry >>

2017 Nissan LEAF front quarter view

Nissan reveals details on new 2017 Leaf

2017 Nissan Leaf release date and MSRP

Leaf fans rejoice! A new, 2017 Nissan Leaf will be coming to the U.S. market next year or the following. This is great news since the Nissan Leaf hasn’t seen an update since 2013. We anticipate there being a variety of changes to the popular, award-winning leaf that will not only improve its range but will make it even more high-tech. While there is no 2017 Nissan Leaf release date or MSRP information, we expect those details to be revealed soon.

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front quarter view of the 2015 Nissan LEAF

Nissan Leaf beats Chevy as U.S. best-selling plug-in

2015 Nissan Leaf range and price

Time and time again the Nissan Leaf has proved that it’s much more than a small plug-in. It’s powerful, efficient and delivers a dynamic driving experience that drivers love so much that it’s now the best-selling plug-in vehicle in the United States. That’s a quite a title and the Nissan Leaf beats out the likes of competitors like the Chevy Volt. In the month of March 2015 the Nissan Leaf sold 1,817 and the Chevy Volt only 639 vehicles. For some time the Nissan Leaf and Chevy Volt were head to head for the title of best seller with the Volt ahead of the Leaf by only two vehicles at the end of February. So what makes the Nissan Leaf popular enough? What’s the “secret sauce?” It addition to a variety of factors, it comes down to the 2015 Nissan Leaf’s range and price. The 2015 Nissan Leaf starts as low as $29,010 MSRP and can travel 84 miles on a full battery charge. This mileage puts the 2015 Nissan Leaf as a leader in the electric plug-in class. The Nissan Leaf is 100 percent electric compared to the Chevy Volt that is a hybrid plug-in that combines electric and gasoline power. While the Nissan Leaf and Chevy Volt are similar, both couldn’t be more different.

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Top View of the 2014 Nissan Sentra

April specials at Matt Castrucci Nissan going on now

2014 Nissan Maxima, 2014 Nissan Sentra and 2014 Nissan Altima Dayton Ohio

There’s nothing like a little spring cleaning to prepare for the warm summer months ahead. For many of us that spring cleaning often extends to the garage. What do you have in there currently? Is your current vehicle making life easy or more difficult? With summer road trips ahead, family vacations and the daily adventures to come it’s more important than ever to have a vehicle that you can rely on.

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2015 Nissan LEAF front quarter view

Real Nissan owners tell what the hype is all about at Nissan Leaf Q&A

What’s it like to own a Nissan Leaf?

Today electric vehicles are efficient, reliable and earth-friendly. Best of all the batteries in electric vehicles are strong and have long-lasting power. Regardless what you know about the quality of electric technology today, have you ever wondered what it’s like to own a Nissan Leaf 100 percent electric vehicle?

Sure there’s lots of resources out there to find the answers, but what if you could talk to an actual owner of an electric vehicle? It’s actually never been easier. Nissan has a great resource called Nissan Leaf Q&A where anyone can view questions about Leaf ownership and answers from real owners. All the knowledge about how the Nissan Leaf operates in the real-world shared by the individuals who love and own them. Check out what owners are saying about their Leaf at the Nissan Leaf Q&A.

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Rear Quarter view of the 2015 Nissan LEAF

Best Nissan vehicles for commuters, students on the go

Best Nissan vehicles for commuters, students

When we are looking to buy a vehicle we often are looking for a vehicle to meet a specific need. For some people the ability for a vehicle to have towing capacity or so many seats is important, but for most commuters and students affordability is vital. Commuters and students need reliable, fuel-efficient vehicles that have great features and options for a great price. Nissan has you covered. We’re create this list for you convenience as you conduct your research for your next vehicle of the best vehicles for commuters and students.

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2016 Nissan LEAF front quarter view

Nissan Leaf refuses to die after being dismantled, put on display

How does the Nissan Leaf work?

One Youtube user was so curious about the inner workings of the Nissan Leaf he decided to take it apart, only to find it won’t quit running even after it’s been disassembled. Green Car Reports covered the story in a recent article and shared the Youtuber’s process to disassemble the 100 percent electric vehicle.

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Nissan LEAF pickup Truck side view

Nissan Engineers Build Leaf Pickup Truck

Nissan Leaf Pickup Truck

Here at Matt Castrucci Nissan we are all automotive enthusiasts. We love anything that is innovative or creative in the automotive industry. After all, that is what progresses the industry year after year. Recently our staff heard about a story where engineers at Nissan took a stock Nissan Leaf and built it into a pickup truck. We thought that this Nissan Leaf pickup truck story was a true example of innovation, creativity and ingenuity at work, so we decided to use this blog post to share the story with our audience. Read the rest of this entry >>