Nissan LEAF100% Electric, Zero Emissions

Best Selling Electric Vehicle in

Automotive History

Never Change Oil or Buy Gasoline Again!

The Future of Vehicle Transportation

PEW Research says the EV industry worldwide, will grow from $8-$10 Billion in 2012, to $250 Billion by 2020. Its currently at $46.5 Billion

The University of Berkley, Entrepreneurship & Technology Center, says Electric Vehicles will account for 64% of the US vehicle market by 2030. PEW Research says 60% by 2025.

Navigant Research forecasts global annual grow rates of 11.5% for Hybrids, 31.9% for Plug-in Hybrids, and 31.5% for 100% Electric Vehicles. Asia Pacific and North America will be the largest markets

According to Peak Research, global sales of 100% Electric Vehicles will surpass 1 million per year in 2017, after just 7 years on the market. Half the time it took Hybrid’s to reach that sales threshold.

What are Experts saying

Zero Emissions, Greater Reliability, with Lower Operating Costs

• Nissan LEAF is already the “Best-Selling Electric Vehicle in Automotive History”

• Global sales: 190,000+, with, over 80,000 are on U.S. roads today. Built in the USA

• Driven over 2 Billion miles, with Zero Emissions. Displacing 90,000 Tons of CO2

• In 2014, LEAF was the #1 selling Nissan product of any kind, in Atlanta, Portland, San Francisco & Seattle.

•2011 World Car of the Year•2011 European Car of the Year•2011 10 Most Transformative Products

Popular Mechanics Magazine

2014 Cleanest Production VehicleIn US, Mid Size

BEST ALL-AROUND PERFORMANCE: Nissan LEAFBEST ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE: Nissan LEAFBEST SOCIAL PERFORMANCE: Nissan LEAF

Automotive Science Group (ASG)

2014 Best Non-Luxury, Traditional Compact Car IHS Automotive Loyalty

Awards

"2015 Top Car Green Vehicle“

Mexico's MAPFRE Award

2015 Best Small Family Car

Next Green Car Awards

2013 Top Safety PickInsurance Institutefor Highway Safety

2015 Autobytel Car of the Year Award

2012 International Green Award

2015 Lifestyle Award

Cars.com2012 Best Car To Buy

High Gear Media

10 Best Green Cars2013-2015

Kelly Blue Book.com

2015 BOLD AwardPoint Energy Innovations

2014 “Tried & Tested” Award

Good Housekeeping Magazine

2012 Car of the YearJapan Automotive Hall of Fame

Built in America, Smyrna, Tennessee

Winner of Over 50 Major Automotive Awards

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Instant Torque, and near

50%-50% Weight Balance

Zero to 40 mph in 4.7 secCompared to Toyota Corolla at 5.3 sec

EPA Range of 107 Miles

30 kWh Batteryon SV & SL Models

Room for 5 with Plenty of Storage Space

For 2016 LEAF’s Range increases 25% handling 99% of your typical trips

Best in Class Battery Coverage

48 Individual Battery Modules

For Years of Worry Free

Driving

Lithium-Ion Battery 8 Year/100,000 Mile

Capacity Loss 60 Month/60,000 Mile

Something even Cellphone makers don’t guarantee

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More you

Drive,

the More you Save

Special Fleet Incentive Lets for Municipalities, Universities & Corporate Fleets

“Drive Electric for Less”

$8,000 Rebate

or

$5,000 Rebate

plus 0% Financing

for 72 months

On 2015 Nissan LEAF

Fuel, Maintenance, and Repair

Costs can be up to 80% less

than Gas Engine Vehicles

The City of Houston Saves $110,000 first year

after adding Nissan LEAF to their Fleet.

Net Savings of$15,500For Corporations, with Tax Liability

$8,000 Nissan Fleet Rebate

Plus a

$7,500Federal EV

Tax Credit

The 100% Electric, Zero Emissions

Nissan LEAF

Never Change Oil or Buy Gasoline Again!

Special Savings on 2015 ModelsNet Savings of $14,500

2015 LEAF, S Model with Fast Charge Port $32,025Nissan Clearance Rebate $ 5,000Typical Dealer Discount $ 2,000

Selling Price $25,025

Federal Electric Vehicle Tax Credit $ 7,500

Net Price after Discounts & Tax Credit $17,525

Plus O% APR for up to 72 Months

The Basics of EV Charging

Three Types of Chargers

AC - Level 1, Standard 120 Volt, (L1) Typically found in every home or office. Adds about 5 miles of range per hour of charging, 80% of owners Charge at home. Charger Cord is Standard Equipment on LEAF.

AC Level 2, 240 Volt, (L2) Most homes have this service for Clothes Dryers. The commercial equivalent is 208 Volt. All modern EV’s uses the same connector, both L2 and L1 equipment (SAE J-1772). Charging for about one hour adds 20 to 40 miles of range.

DC Fast Charging, Typically AC 480 V, Sometimes called DCFC, DC Level 2 or Level 3. This is the game changer, providing rapid charging that add 40 to50 miles of range in just 10 minutes.