2020 Nissan Leaf e+ 62kWh TEKNA - Was verbraucht er im Alltag?! | Test - Verbrauchstest - Review

The Nissan Leaf was my first time driving an electric car. The second-generation Nissan Leaf is now at the dealership and has been for almost two years. But how does the rather dated Nissan Leaf compare to its more modern competitors? Can the Nissan Leaf even keep up? How efficiently does the Nissan Leaf use the power in its 62kWh battery? I'll be driving the Japanese manufacturer's most powerful model for you, the Nissan Leaf e+ with its 217 hp electric drive and 62kWh battery. How much does the Nissan Leaf e+ consume in a city/country/highway mix? Where are the Nissan Leaf's weaknesses? I'll also explain this in this video. Have fun :-) #Nissan #NissanLeaf #ConsumptionTest More videos about the Nissan Leaf Review on AUTONOTIZEN:    • Nissan Leaf e+ (62 kWh): Schon ein Elektro...   POV-Drive:    • Nissan Leaf+ TEKNA (62kWh) 160kW | POV Dri...   My test vehicle - Nissan Leaf e+ TEKNA: Registered 10/2019 Mileage: 16,500 km 160 kW / 217 hp - 340 Nm 1-speed reduction gear Curb weight: 1,723 kg 0-100 km/h: 6.9 s Top speed: 157 km/h Length/Width/Height: 4.49 m/1.79 m/1.55 ​​m Consumption according to WLTP: 18.5 kWh/100 km Electric range according to WLTP combined: 385 km Test consumption: 14.7 kWh/100 km Battery: 62 kWh Price of test car: €44,090 Camera: Matthias Gill Graphics: Daniel Przygoda (3ve-Blog) www.3ve-blog.de Presentation: Matthias Gill Video Copyright: ubi-testet.de, Matthias Gill Video reviews from Ubi-Testet are independently produced editorial reports. These reports would not be possible without invitations from car manufacturers to events where the vehicles are presented or without the provision of test vehicles. Due to the latest guidelines, this video is hereby marked as "advertising," despite the completely free editorial expression and design, and WITHOUT payment. Nissan Leaf e+ TEKNA: Combined fuel consumption 18.5 kWh/100 km; CO2 emissions 0 g/km according to manufacturer's specifications