Nissan has reduced the price of the Leaf by £1,650 across all grades and secured additional supply for 2020.
The announcement follows a previous price hike of £1,800 earlier in the year.
With improved supply of the fully-electric model, Nissan expects to cut lead times for retail buyers.
Nissan Leaf 3.Zero e+ (Image: Nissan)
The starting price of a Leaf 40kWh is now £26,345 for an Acenta version (including the £3,500 Plug-in Car Grant), whilst range-topping Tekna models are available from £29,345.
Nic Verneuil, marketing director of Nissan GB, said: “Nissan is always improving the competitiveness of its vehicles, ensuring customers enjoy a better buying and ownership experience.
“We’ve not only secured additional factory production to make Leaf more accessible, but as a result we’ve also been able to significantly lower the price tag of the car in market, making it more affordable. If customers are ready to make the switch, they shouldn’t have to wait to get behind the wheel of an electric vehicle.”
All new Leaf models now feature two rear USB connections fitted to the reverse panel of the centre console. On Tekna versions (and optional on N-Connecta versions) the LED fog lights have also been upgraded to include a cornering function.
Read more: AM Online
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