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That's interesting, this[1] press release says: 400 km (248 miles) using a Japaneses standard JC08. 241 km (150 miles) with EPA 380 km (236 mile
by Ardren 9y ago
That's interesting, this[1] press release says:
400 km (248 miles) using a Japaneses standard JC08.
241 km (150 miles) with EPA
380 km (236 miles) with NEDC
That's quite a range.
http://www.nissan.com.au/Discover/News/2017/September/06/The-new-Nissan-LEAF-raising-the-bar-for-electric-vehicles http://www.nissan.com.au/Discover/News/2017/September/06/The...
- namlem 9y agoI'm pretty sure you can't buy that version in the US.
- daveguy 9y agoI think those are for the same car, just using different standards for measuring range. Depends on which is most accurate. If the US measure for Tesla 3 is 300+ then it's probably apples to apples. But it would be interesting to see the same standard measurements for the model 3.
- thijsb 9y agoCorrect. And the EPA tends to be most accurate. I've never hit NEDC numbers in any EV.
- codeulike 9y agoThat's the same car, with three different range ratings based on different standards. The EPA one is the only one that bears and relation to real world performance.
- SeanLuke 9y agoAs I understand it, EPA is the only one of these three with any reputation for accuracy.