> I can't see anyone buying a Nissan Leaf as their only car. The range is a big inconvenience. Remember that for some, it's no problem. I live in the UK, I hav

> I can't see anyone buying a Nissan Leaf as their only car. The range is a big inconvenience. Remember that for some, it's no problem. I live in the UK, I have no intention of ever driving more than 100 miles in one go, and if I really need to travel long distances, trains, buses, trams, planes are relatively cheap and available. I doubt a Leaf is what I would buy, but given that Tesla want to allow free charging, so ostensibly free fuel, I can see that as very attractive in the near future.