If the thought of driving a zero-emission vehicle sounds alluring to you, but you don’t want to give up the familiar dynamics of a conventional gas-powered vehicle, we invite you to test drive a 2019 Leaf SL at Kirkland Nissan in Seattle. With quick acceleration and a broad complement of driver assist features, this platform is a solid introduction into the all-electric segment.
Fall is an exciting time in the automotive world as word of next model year vehicles are released. Nissan recently announced pricing for the forthcoming 2019 Leaf plug-in and we have good news – the MSRP for all three trim levels of the world’s best-selling electric vehicle will remain unchanged from 2018. 
If you are looking to slash your gas bills by switching to an all-electric vehicle, choose the EV that The Car Connection gave a 10 out of 10 for fuel economy – the 2018 Nissan Leaf! According to their review, this plug-in car is one of the most energy-efficient vehicles you can buy this year. Without a tailpipe or emissions, it’s also easy on the environment.
