Just been into my local Nissan branch (Wakefield) to test drive the Leaf Teckna and see if they would price match a deal that another HOT UKer has got - they've beaten it by so much! What I have got is the following:
Nissan Leaf Teckna 30kwh
Non metallic
PCP lease over 2 years
8000 miles
1 year insurance
2 years servicing
2 years GAP insurance
2 years SMART insurance (repairs 30cm long, 3mm deep scratches on all panels for a £10 call out fee)
Scotchguarded fabrics
Free home charging point plus rapid charge
£199 deposit, then £198 a month for 2 years.
This is the top spec model with leather interior, extra mileage capacity, sat nav, Bluetooth, 360 degree parking cameras, heated seats etc
Due for delivery 24.03.2017
Top comments
Graham1979
25 Feb 1741#21
Then drive 5k in it and get out
deanyboy
25 Feb 1718#25
Why don't you just pop into the branch and ask like the OP? Some people seem to want everything handed on a plate!
OP - very good deal!
lumsdot
26 Feb 174#90
nice deal.
plus these cars encourage efficient driving, due to range being affected by heavy footedness.
most ice drivers dont care about efficiency and probably could get 15 perc better mpg if they tried.
looking forward to the day diesels are banned and petrols have exhaust filters
fairyjen88
25 Feb 174#11
It's the 30kwh which can quick charge in 4 hours, full charge from flat in 8 hours, and gets up to 155 miles but will realistically be more like 125ish. More than enough for my 34 mile round commute 3 days a week
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roblatus
25 Feb 173#1
is this the 30kwh battery one?
henlowstu
25 Feb 172#2
I've got the 4 day test drive lined up so I'll be using this as a bargaining tool. Thanks
whok1844
25 Feb 171#3
With less than 100 miles range per charge (the one i borrowed for 10 days to test drive only had 75 miles range which in practical term is only around 60 miles as i could not take the risk of its running out of charge and be stranded) 10 hours charge time i be pushed to do 4000 miles per year. So it costs £2500 per year or £6.85 per day.
m1chaels
25 Feb 171#4
If only, we got a 24 expecting to do 6k pa electic and 4k pa in our ice this year we have done 700 ice and 9300 electric so we are goign to be paying for a lot of extra miles when the pcp ends in May.
qwertychris
25 Feb 174#5
Good deal if it is the 30kWh?
I do 72 miles a day in my 24kWh in one charge to and from work, that's around 16500 miles a year. Add on another 8k non work miles, so 24k miles a year no problem. Charges up fine in the 8 hours I'm asleep each day too.
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Opening post
Nissan Leaf Teckna 30kwh
Non metallic
PCP lease over 2 years
8000 miles
1 year insurance
2 years servicing
2 years GAP insurance
2 years SMART insurance (repairs 30cm long, 3mm deep scratches on all panels for a £10 call out fee)
Scotchguarded fabrics
Free home charging point plus rapid charge
£199 deposit, then £198 a month for 2 years.
This is the top spec model with leather interior, extra mileage capacity, sat nav, Bluetooth, 360 degree parking cameras, heated seats etc
Due for delivery 24.03.2017
Top comments
OP - very good deal!
plus these cars encourage efficient driving, due to range being affected by heavy footedness.
most ice drivers dont care about efficiency and probably could get 15 perc better mpg if they tried.
looking forward to the day diesels are banned and petrols have exhaust filters
All comments (417)
I do 72 miles a day in my 24kWh in one charge to and from work, that's around 16500 miles a year. Add on another 8k non work miles, so 24k miles a year no problem. Charges up fine in the 8 hours I'm asleep each day too.