Nissan has announced that it has approved the first bidirectional charger. It's for the Leaf. The charger will allow drivers to use the Leaf's battery to power their home in an emergency. They can also use it to power their home while the Leaf is plugged in. Nissan has stated that the bidirectional charger will not affect the warranty.
 

Electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming increasingly popular due to their many benefits over traditional gasoline-powered cars. EVs offer significantly lower running costs and environmental benefits. They often come with government incentives. However, EVs also have a higher initial purchase price than gasoline cars.
 

Designed for comfortable urban driving, the 2022 Nissan LEAF offers several powertrain options. This electric hatchback boasts premium electronic technologies and intelligent safety features for peace of mind. 

 

Nissan recently announced its plan to develop its battery-powered lineup over the next five years. These developments will utilize a budget of $17.6 billion, and it is expected that 15 different vehicles will be added to their extensive inventory by the year 2030. These additions should make their lineup 50 percent electric when taking into account that they will be either electric or hybrid.

 

Nissan fans will be delighted and impressed with the many updates and improvements that are planned for 2021. Car buyers will get more options than ever when Nissan unwraps its vehicle lineup changes. The updates include modifications to its popular Leaf sedan, Z Proto sports car, midsize Frontier pickup truck, Pathfinder SUV, and the all-new crossover Ariya.