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Nissan News
Latest Nissan News For Seattle, Tacoma, And Bellevue Washington
The future of driving has arrived in Seattle, Washington, with the availability of the 2018 Nissan Leaf. This next-generation all-electric vehicle incorporates e-Pedal, which is a revolutionary innovation that transforms the way we drive.
 
With the flip of a switch, the technology turns the accelerator into an e-Pedal, allowing motorists to accelerate, decelerate and stop – all-in-one. Drivers can even come to a complete stop on hills, holding their position until they are ready to resume their course. Available as standard equipment on all 2018 Leaf EVs, e-Pedal promises to take care of 90% of drivers’ needs, making the on-road experience much more engaging, exciting and comfortable, especially in heavy traffic.
 
This video explains more, including the science behind it all:
 
 
Nissan’s e-Pedal technology represents another key milestone in the automaker’s strong commitment to delivering accessible, advanced driver assistance technologies to the masses. With innovations such as these, they are transforming how automobiles are driven, powered and integrated into society – the future of transportation is certainly here!
 
To experience e-Pedal technology for yourself, contact us at Kirkland Nissan in Seattle to take a 2018 Leaf EV for a spin.
Looking for an all-electric vehicle, but are concerned about car seats and how they will fit into the back row? Consider the 2018 Nissan Leaf as your next family vehicle. According to a recent test by Cars.com, the current generation Leaf offers ample room for booster seats, earning an A grade for optimum ease of use and fit.
 
During their evaluations, the car seat experts assessed a variety of factors, namely the latch system, as well as the fit of infant, rear-facing convertible, forward-facing convertible and booster seats. Based on their findings, the 2018 Leaf was best suited for two boosters in the back row. With this configuration, the experts found that the seats, which are typically used with children 40 lbs and higher, were straightforward to install after raising the rear head restraints. The buckles were also easy to connect and offered a stable base for the boosters.
 
Rear-facing and forward-facing convertible seats scored a B grade, along with the latch system, since they did require some muscle to connect and install. But, overall, the experts were able to fit two child safety seats in the back row, which many parents will find beneficial.
 
 
To learn more about the 2018 Leaf and its suitability as a zero-emissions family vehicle, visit us at Kirkland Nissan in Seattle, Washington for a test drive. If you have concerns about the ease of use and fit of your child safety seats, bring them with you so that you can try installing them right here at our dealership.
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