With a long MOT valid until October 2027, this 2014 Nissan Leaf Acenta offers immediate usability and reduced running costs for the next few years. Having covered just under 60,000 miles from new with only two previous owners, it presents a sensible entry point into electric motoring. The striking red finish stands out, while the five-door hatchback layout ensures practical access for both passengers and cargo. Powered by a 24kWh battery pack driving the front wheels through an automatic transmission, the Leaf delivers 107 bhp and a top speed of 87 mph. This setup is well-suited to urban commuting and suburban runs, where its instant torque makes navigating traffic straightforward. Crucially, with CO2 emissions of just 1 g/km, the vehicle is fully ULEZ compliant, exempting you from daily charges in London and other clean air zones. Insurance sits in group 23, helping to keep annual premiums manageable compared to many conventional petrol or diesel equivalents. Inside, the cabin is equipped with features designed to simplify daily drives. The 7-inch colour display screen integrates Bluetooth compatibility and the CARWINGS telematics system, allowing for hands-free connectivity. Practicality is enhanced by the 60-40 split folding rear seats, which expand boot space when needed, while the driver benefits from height adjustment and an armrest for comfort on longer journeys. Convenience features include auto rain-sensing wipers, automatic headlights, and cruise control with a speed limiter to reduce fatigue on dual carriageways. Safety and ease of use are further supported by a colour reversing camera, making tight parking spots less stressful. The car also features electric folding and heated door mirrors, along with a battery heater heat pump to help maintain efficiency in colder weather. With alloy wheels, daytime running lights, and deadlocking for security, this Leaf combines essential modern amenities with the low-cost benefits of electric propulsion.