This Nissan EV is in almost new condition and has many great features including a Bluetooth sound system with 6 speakers and GPS, a surprising amount of space for a small hatch and plenty of luggage space to boot. It's a great car for touring with decent amount of range for an affordable EV at 230km. Or, if you’ve been looking to buy an affordable EV and want to try before you buy, then this might be the car for you, the most affordable EV available. It comes with knowledge that you will never have to fill up with petrol and can charge at home, your destination or on your travels. The car is extremely economical to drive and has a new 30Kwh battery which provides around 190km range and would cost around $6 to fully charge at home, that’s equivalent to around 2 L/100km at todays prices, or a 1/4 of a similar sized petrol vehicle. The current 190km real world range is great for several days of commuting or running around town and allows you to travel reasonable distance as well taking advantage of the states fast charger network, which is growing by the day. Note highway driving at speeds above 80kmh reduces the range by up to 15%. So if intending to travel more than 100 km from Melbourne, make sure you can charge the car on your journey, use PlugShare to identify public charging or ask your accommodation provider if they allow EV charging, which would require an accessible, standard 10amp or 15amp outlet for the supplied portable charger or a dedicated EV charger. Plan your travels and get Plugshare, EVIE and Chargefox apps if you plan to charge while on the road. SAFETY FEATURES: 6 airbags to give you added protection with an ANCAP safety rating of 5. The car is our second car and gets used rarely, our other car is also a Leaf and is newer still with more range again so has preference on most occasions, but this Leaf is still fun to drive so we thought why not share the experience and help others get into an affordable EV.