Antelope Valley Nissan highlights the 2017 Nissan Leaf with new model research page

PALMDALE, Calif., July 17, 2017 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- The 2017 Nissan Leaf offers drivers a more efficient way to get from point A to point B. The all-electric motor of the Leaf means that it produces zero carbon emission, providing drivers with a cleaner fuel source. Featuring a 107-mile range between needing to be recharged, the Nissan Leaf more than doubles the range of the average commute. The lithium-ion battery inside the Leaf can be charged from home or from one of the many electric charging stations that are popping up around the country. Just like a cell phone, plug the 2017 Leaf in at night and it will be ready to go in the morning. 

The Leaf has many features that are designed to keep its battery charged while driving to maximize its range. A solar-panel rear spoiler is able to convert sunlight into energy to keep the accessory battery charged up, allowing drivers to turn on the air conditioning without taking power and energy away from the electric motor. The 2017 Nissan Leaf also features a regenerative braking system that is able to capture the energy that is created when applying the brakes or when coasting. This energy is then recycled and used to power the vehicle. 

Drivers interested in learning more about the features of the 2017 Nissan Leaf are encouraged to take a look at the research page provided by Antelope Valley Nissan. The public can also contact the dealership by phone at (661) 274-4700 or in person at 451 Auto Center Drive in Palmdale. The model information page can be found on the dealership's website, www.avnissan.com. While on the dealership's website, drivers can also schedule a test drive, schedule vehicle maintenance and even find service coupons to save money while getting any vehicle maintenance work done.

Media Contact:Victor Salas, Antelope Valley Nissan, (661) 505-5206, victors@avnissan.com

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