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Promoted: Nissan LEAF – Introducing e-Pedal

The innovative e-Pedal on the 100% electric New Nissan LEAF has been designed to make driving easier, and more fun.

It uses the frictional force of regenerative braking to let you accelerate, brake and come to a complete stop – all using just the throttle pedal. It’s perfect for flowing roads and stop-start traffic, allowing you to recharge your battery, while taking pressure off the driver.

It’s part of a suite of innovative Nissan Intelligent Mobility features, designed to act as a first step towards autonomous driving by redefining how we use our cars. And it’s all making everyday journeys simply amazing.

To find out more about the 100% electric New Nissan LEAF, head to: https://www.nissan.co.uk/newleaf

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added on 10 Sep. 2018
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