Events and Meetings
NISSAN LEAF UNVEILED
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Rear of Nissan Leaf zero-emission vehicle.
(From left) Iain Black, Minister for small business, technology and economic development, BC; Donna LeClair, chief technology officer, BC Hydro; George Chow, Councilor, city of Vancouver; and Mark Grimm, Nissan Canada president with Leaf electric vehicle.
(From left) Black, LeClair, Chow, and Grimm with Leaf electric vehicle.
Leaf does not have a tailpipe; it is pure electric and does not emit any emissions. Batteries will have warranty of five years. Headlights are LED and plug-in for charging is located at front of vehicle.
Nissan held a ride and drive portion to preview the Leaf. A test mule Versa, “90 per cent of the Leaf” as Nissan put it, was taken through its paces in Vancouver.
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Skeleton of Nissan Leaf showing electrical system and battery packs.
Rear of Nissan Leaf zero-emission vehicle.
(From left) Iain Black, Minister for small business, technology and economic development, BC; Donna LeClair, chief technology officer, BC Hydro; George Chow, Councilor, city of Vancouver; and Mark Grimm, Nissan Canada president with Leaf electric vehicle.
(From left) Black, LeClair, Chow, and Grimm with Leaf electric vehicle.
Leaf does not have a tailpipe; it is pure electric and does not emit any emissions. Batteries will have warranty of five years. Headlights are LED and plug-in for charging is located at front of vehicle.
Nissan held a ride and drive portion to preview the Leaf. A test mule Versa, “90 per cent of the Leaf” as Nissan put it, was taken through its paces in Vancouver.
