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2019 Nissan Leaf Plus officially achieves 226-mile range, but there’s a catch

Posted on March 25, 2019 By Jarvis

When the 2019 Leaf Plus launched, Nissan initially estimated a range of 226 miles. Turns out, that’s legit, but not for every trim level.

The 226-mile range only applies to the base Leaf S Plus trim. The better-equipped SV and SL models see an official rating of 215 miles. Inside EVs initially reported this information, which we verified on the EPA’s website Monday. The higher trims’ reduced range is simply due to their more robust set of amenities, and therefore, added weight.
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