A special edition for the Leaf’s tenth birthday

Ten years have now passed since the original Leaf pure-electric hatchback was introduced, so Nissan is marking the anniversary with a special version of the current model.

Nissan Leaf10 (2021) Front Side

Named Leaf10, it comes with either Pearl Black metallic paintwork or – at extra cost – a Ceramic Grey and Pearl Black two-tone finish. Regardless of the colour scheme chosen, a unique look is achieved by ‘Kumiko’ patterned decals that appear on the door mirror caps, above the side windows and between the rear light clusters. A set of 17” five-spoke alloy wheels is fitted, too.

Nissan Leaf10 (2021) Roof Detail

The enhanced standard specification also includes an Intelligent Rear View Mirror (which incorporates an LCD monitor to display images from a rear-mounted camera), Intelligent Blind Spot Intervention, the ProPILOT suite of semi-autonomous technologies, an e-Pedal one-pedal driving function and an in-car Wi-Fi hotspot.

Nissan Leaf10 (2021) Side

Nissan dealers are accepting Leaf10 orders now. On-the-road prices start from £28,820 (after deducting the government’s Plug-in Car Grant).

Nissan Leaf10 (2021) Rear Side

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