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posted by martyb on Monday January 22 2018, @08:47AM   Printer-friendly
from the branching-out dept.

Nissan has accumulated about 13,000 orders for the 2018 Leaf in the US, Engadget reports, citing a conversation with Nissan during the 2018 Detroit Auto Show.

The 2018 Leaf entered US production in December, and deliveries are expected to begin en masse early this year. While it's also built in Japan, US-spec Leafs are built right here in the ol' US of A -- Smyrna, Tennessee, specifically.

This swell of demand means that Nissan is doing something right with the Leaf's redesign. Whereas the last Leaf was a bit too futuristic for my tastes, the new one fits right in alongside the rest of Nissan's recently refreshed rides.

Source: CNET


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  • (Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Monday January 22 2018, @03:12PM

    by Anonymous Coward on Monday January 22 2018, @03:12PM (#626093)

    Wrong. From https://electrek.co/2017/12/01/chevy-bolt-ev-us-sales-records/ [electrek.co]

    It looks like Chevy Bolt EVs are maturing the US market now that the electric vehicle is ‘officially available’ in every state.

    While the vehicle is officially available everywhere, inventory is not exactly well-distributed and it can still be difficult to find the car in several markets.

    Dealers in California had more than decent inventories with the best prices, but we have also heard great deals in other markets recently, like leases for less than $200 per month in Massachusetts. You can always check with your local dealers for inventory and see if you can find a deal.

    2017 sales total about 20,000 Bolts.