1. Practical, confident electric performance The 39?kWh Leaf offers around 155?miles (250?km) WLTP range, and real-world usage delivers 150–170?km in mixed driving. Ideal for daily commutes or weekend errands. DC fast charging via CHAdeMO gets you from 20?80% in about 40?minutes—handy for occasional longer trips 2. Low running costs & minimal maintenance As a true EV, it has fewer mechanical parts, meaning no oil changes, timing belts, or exhaust systems. You’ll only need tyres, brakes, and a battery-health check. Nissan backs it with a 3-year/60k-mile vehicle warranty plus 8-year/100k-mile battery cover parkers.co.uk 3. Acenta trim brings strong value Even the Acenta is well-equipped: a 7–8? touchscreen with Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, reversing camera, keyless entry, and ProPilot (adaptive cruise + lane-keep)—tech usually reserved for pricier models 4. Comfortable and roomy It offers more cabin and rear-seat space than typical superminis (like the Ford Focus), along with a generous 435?L boot—in line with small hatchbacks 5. Refined and easy driving The Leaf is quiet, composed, and easy to drive. Its e-Pedal system allows one-pedal driving with strong regenerative braking—making urban traffic and commuting smoother