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Nissan Leaf is world’s best-selling EV with 300,000 units sold

It took them just seven years to achieve this feat.

Autodeal on Jan 10, 2018

Nissan announced that it has sold 300,000 units of the Leaf worldwide. The first mass-produced electric vehicle (EV) managed to achieve this feat just seven years after its launch.

Related: Driving the Nissan Leaf | 2017 Tokyo Motor Show

Helping it claim this record is Nissan’s next-gen LEAF that was launched back in September 2017. Apart from the overhauled design, the world’s best-selling EV (as Nissan claims) comes with a bunch of tech features from the Nissan Intelligent Mobility suite such as the ProPILOT Assist, Safety Shield, and e-Pedal.

In addition, the all-new Leaf has increased its power to 147 hp and range to around 241 km.

These numbers prove that the Nissan Leaf remains the most advanced car in the world, with the widest reach and the greatest availability. The new Nissan Leaf is the icon of Nissan Intelligent Mobility because it delivers an even more exciting drive and enhanced ownership experience and contributes to a better world. It will take Nissan's EV leadership even further.

Daniele Schillaci
Nissan Executive Vice President

The new Leaf units will be delivered to the U.S., Canada, and Europe and will be sold in 60 markets worldwide this January.

With this kind of success and the excise tax on fuel prices taking effect this month, wouldn’t it be nice if Nissan Philippines Inc. (NPI) brought the Leaf locally soon?