It’s so interesting to watch the growth of electric cars and how they are expanding into every category.

This Nissan Leaf is a five-seater hatchback. It looks pretty good from the outside and you wouldn’t guess it had an electric motor if it wasn’t for the big 'Zero Emissions' stamped on the outside.

This is a fairly pricey hatchback though, at $49,990 it’s around $10 - $15,000 more than a petrol hatchback, and it’s $5000 more than its nearest competitor, the Hyundai Ioniq.

But it only costs around $700 a 2020 to run. And then there’s the dreamy situation of never going to a petrol station again because you charge up at home. Is all that enough to warrant the high price?

The Nissan Leaf is a great car to zip around in and it’s fun to drive. It had enough space for my family of four though works fabulously as a second car, has all the safety and tech you’d need and the interiors are ace. Charging the car was easy, even though I did it the slow way, if you owned one you would get a faster charging port installed.

Then there are the big environmental points you get which Nissans you feel good driving it.

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