"Simply Amazing" New 2018 Nissan LEAF - The Era of Practical Electric Vehicles has Arrived! - Plug-in NC
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UBS, Globally, the growing fleet of EV’s will be Disruptive to gasoline demand by 2031. PEW Research, forecasts Worldwide EV Industry growth What from $10 Billion in 2012, to $250 Billion by 2020. Currently its at $46.5 Billion Experts University of Berkley, predicts EV’s will account for say 64% of U.S. vehicle sales by 2030. PEW Research says 60% by 2025. They’re less than 1% today. about Navigant Research, forecasts Asia and North America the will be the biggest markets, worldwide sales are expected Future to grow 31.5% annually for 100% Electrics.
1,000 Years of Fossil Fuel reserves but can the planet stand us consuming them 2014 2015 2016 2017 Was the Warmest Year Ever! 195 2016 8 The current average temperature of our planet is the highest in the last 115,000 years
Traffic Congestion and CO2 Emissions are Increasing Quadrupling in Cities of Less than 500,000 In most States, Nissan LEAF gets Single Occupant, HOV Lane access
EV’s are Automobiles EVOLVED Significantly Lower Operating Costs Zero Emissions, No Greenhouse Gas Reduced Maintenance & Repair Less Noise, Vibration, Harshness Spirited Performance & Handling Superior Reliability Driver Assist Technology will even make your Commute Bearable
a Single gas powered car, Replaced by a 100% Electric Nissan LEAF displaces 6 to 9 Tons of CO2 emissions annually Equal to Planting 2,500 Trees
In the News China France & the United Kingdom, announced bans on gas/diesel passenger car sales, beyond 2040. Volvo first mainstream automaker, to sound the death knell for internal combustion engines, announcing, 100% of their models will either be electric or hybrid, after 2019. Ford says 70% of their vehicles for China, the world’s largest new vehicle market, will be 100% Electric or Hybrids by 2025, . OPEC, long an opponent of Alt-Fuel adoption, recently increased by their estimates of EV sales growth by 500%
The EV Market is Expanding Rapidly Battery EV’s are growing, expected to reach 380,000 by 2023 Between the launch of the new 2018 LEAF, and 2023 the number of models will double 37 EV Models 400000 350000 300000 250000 18 EV Models Sales 200000 150000 100000 12 EV Models 2 50000 EV Models 0 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 Calendar Year Source: IHS Market Nissan US VPAC Customer Segment Forecast (Sep 2016)
There are Two Electric Vehicle Segments ON SALE CA only Q1 2018 Q3 2017 (April ‘17) ON SALE Under 200 miles & MY18 Nissan LEAF Volkswagen e-Golf Hyundai Ioniq Electric Ford Focus Electric MSRP $29k MSRP $29k $30,000 MSRP $29.9k MSRP $29.5k Range 150 mi Range 124 mi Range 124 mi Range 115 mi Battery 40 kWh Battery 36 kWh Battery 28 kWh Battery 33 kWh Power 147 HP (110 kW) Power 134 HP (100 kW) Power 118 HP (88 kW) Power 143 HP (107 kW) Over 200 Miles Chevrolet Bolt Tesla Model 3 & MSRP $36.6k MSRP $35k Range 238 mi $35,000 Range 220 mi Battery 60 kWh Battery 50 kWh Power 200 HP (150 kW) Power 258 HP
Fleets in Practice, Case Studies 4 City of Kingsport: Police Patrol Vehicles Replaced 5 Gas Powered vehicles, with 4 LEAF’s Reduced CO2 Emissions from Idling 100%. Savings on Fuel & Maintenance covered cost of acquisition. National Media Recognition and Positive PR. 5 City of Coral Gables: Acquired 20 LEAF’s initially, just ordered 15 more, plans for 70 units. “Idled” virtually all day, to provide AC, Heat, and Power for field staff using laptops & smartphones. EV’s don’t Idle! No GHG’s Substantial Savings on maintenance, fuel, and downtime costs, reported. Key element in the City’s Disaster Recovery Plan. Reduced CO2 emissions by more than 100 Tons versus prior year. Source: FleetCarma, Electrification Coalition
Fleets in Practice, Case Studies 6 City of Houston: Parking and Zoning Enforcement Replaced 30 Gas Powered vehicles, with 27 LEAF’s First year savings of $110,000 in fuel and maintenance. 47% utilization rate among 480 pool drivers Reduced C02 Emissions by over 160 Tons annually 7 Cobb County, GA: 16 LEAF’s for Social Service, Zoning Inspectors & Administrators, 7 for Fire Inspectors, 10 more on order. Fire Inspectors average 40-50 miles a day, never leaving the County. Needed to “Idling” to support job function. Didn’t drive far but needed power for laptop, camera, and Heat/AC. LEAF was perfect $178,000 in fuel, maintenance and repair savings, over 3 years . Annual reduction in C02 emissions of 80 Tons Source: FleetCarma, Electrification Coalition
Perceptions aren’t necessarily Facts 60% 66% of LEAF’s Owners 49% Mean exceed 21 miles a Day 50% LEAF Owners 32.59 40% Compared to Only 39% All Drivers 25.24 Roundtrip Miles 30% for All drivers 27% 20% 17% 16% LEAF All Drivers 12% 12% 12% 10% 9% 8% 9% 9% 8% 2%2% 2% 4% 1% 1% 0% 1 Mile or Less 2-5 Miles 6-10 Miles 11-15 Miles 16-20 Miles 21-30 Miles 31-50 Miles - 50-100 Miles- 100 Miles + More than 75% Drive Less than 30 miles per day
Falling Battery Prices are reducing the Cost of Electric Vehicle Adoption Battery Costs have Declined 80% per kWh, over the past 5 years
Utility Demand, based on Different Charge Locations Peak Average Location Load (3.3 kW Rate) Charging Times 0.7 0.6 Workplace Charging Average Vehicle Load (kW) 0.5 9:00am-Noon 0.4 0.3 Home Charging 0.2 6:15 pm-Midnight 0.1 0 Public Charging 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 Time of Day Noon till 8:00pm Home Work Commercial Source: Electric Power Research Institute, Inc. (EPRI
Nissan LEAF Loves Traffic! It’s the perfect zero emissions commuter 16
7 Reasons to Go “Idle Free” Idling Vehicles Waste Fuel, Emits Pollutants, and increases Repair and Maintenance Costs. Cars idling, burn more than ½ Gallon of gasoline per hour. Idling just 10 seconds, burns more gasoline than restarting Idling for two minutes, uses the same amount of fuel as driving one mile Hazardous emissions from idling, like CO2 and particulate matter, have been linked to Asthma, Heart Disease, Cancer, and Chronic Bronchitis Engine wear and fuel residue are increased, damaging engine components, resulting in higher maintenance and repair costs Idling to warm up your engine, takes twice as long as just driving it Replacing a single gas powered vehicle, with a Zero Emissions Nissan LEAF, displaces 6 to 9 Tons of CO2 annually. Equal to planting 2,500 Trees.
Do the Math! EV’s cost less to Buy and Own With Gas at $2.29 a Gallon, Electricity is k Like buying Gas @ 67¢ a gallon 70% less per mile Less Maintenance, Spirited Performance, Superior Reliability
2018 Nissan LEAF, DESIGNED WITH STYLE Its sleek silhouette & low center of gravity, echo its Techno character Nissan’s V-Motion grille and boomerang tail lights, reflect the cool new look of LEAF Horizontal style lines, a floating roof, & kick-up waistline, symbolize the Nissan brand
2018 Nissan LEAF Driver Assist Technology New Technology e-Pedal Mode ProPILOT Assist • Automatic Emergency • One pedal driving • Combines Steering Assist Braking, Standard reduces stress & fatigue and Intelligent Cruise • Level 1/Level 2 Charge • Full stop and hold • Next Generation Driver Cable (120V/240V) capability, even on hills Assist Technology • LED Headlights • Perfect for city traffic, it • Highway capability, • Apple CarPlay™ & make congestion Single-lane Android Auto™ tolerable • Stress relief in stop and go traffic 2017 Consumer Electronics Show Innovation Award Winner
Nissan LEAF with Intelligent Mobility will Change the way you Commute A Study, by McKinsey & Company, suggests Autonomous Driving could one day reduce traffic deaths by 90%
e-Pedal Technology With the flip of a switch, the technology turns your accelerator into an e-Pedal, allowing drivers to accelerate, decelerate and stop using just the e-Pedal*. e-Pedal technology is the world’s first one-pedal operation that allows drivers to bring the car to a complete stop even on hills, stay in position, and resume driving instantly.
2018 Nissan LEAF S 2017 MODEL $30,680 $690 $4,500 S Features: + IN ADDED • Contemporary exterior styling • Larger Battery (40kWh vs. 30kWh) -2.2% • • Driving Range increased 40% Faster charging with 6.6 kWh charger • More Powerful Motor (110 kW vs. 80 kW) Horsepower increased 37% 2018 MODEL VALUE • • Automatic Emergency Braking, Standard $29,990 • e-Pedal with slope stop/hold • 7" Monitor, with Analog Speedometer VS. 2017 S MODEL • LED headlights, with Auto on/off
2018 Nissan LEAF SV 2017 MODEL $34,300 $1,710 $5,000 + IN ADDED Includes all the S Features, plus: • Navigation System, with Nissan Connect EV -5.0% • 7-inch Color Display, 6-speaker audio system • 17 inch Aluminum-alloy Wheels, Fog Lamps 2018 MODEL VALUE • Apple Car Play, Android Auto, HD Radio $32,490 • Intelligent Cruise Control VS. 2017 SV MODEL • DC Fast Charge Port
2018 Nissan LEAF SL 2017 MODEL $36,790 $590 $6,783 Includes all SV Features, plus: + IN ADDED • 8-way power driver’s seat w/ power lumbar support -1.6% • Leather seat trim, Heated Front Seats • Bose® 7 speakers Premium audio system 2018 MODEL VALUE • • Rear Cross Traffic Alert & Blind Spot Warning Portable charge cord, for 120V/240V Outlets $36,200 VS. 2017 SL MODEL • Intelligent Around View® Monitor
NISSAN: GLOBAL Electric Vehicle Leadership Over 300,000 Best-Selling EV Update units sold 114,000 Worldwide LEAFs sold in US (through Nov 2017) 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 since launch in 2010 Industry Firsts (as of Dec 2017) FIRST Battery Electric Vehicle sold Nationwide FIRST Affordable EV, with over 100-mile of Driving World’s Best-Selling Range on a single charge. Electric Vehicle MOST Battery EV, Units in Operation, in the US, and Worldwide
NISSAN LEAF SAFE, RELIABLE BATTERY TECHNOLOGY 55 million + Cells 192 Cells Per Vehicle 300,000 0 Vehicles Serious Incidents As of Dec 2017
2018 LEAF KEY INNOVATIONS Contemporary 40 kWh 37% More Innovative ProPILOT Automatic New Battery, Horsepower New Emergency e-Pedal Steering Design 40% More 26% More Braking, Assist Range Torque Standard
History Repeats Itself We’ve faced Environmental Challenge in the Past and found Solutions
Nissan LEAF offers advantages in Range Price & Safety and Technology
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