Nissan Leaf News and Reviews

With supply chain constraints easing, dealer inventories of electric cars are rising. EVs more available than they have ever been – and some models now come with some heavy discounts. We compiled a list of some of the best EV lease deals this month.

Are you a resident of Washington state? If so, there’s good news if you’re considering an electric car. If you make less than about $90,000 a year, you may be eligible for pretty significant EV rebates – which can be added to the $7,500 federal incentive.

While we spend a lot of time talking about new electric cars, three times as many Americans buy used cars compared to new cars. For shoppers looking for a used EV, there's lots of good news - prices are dropping, inventories are increasing, and there's a new federal used EV incentive of $4,000.

Switching to electric comes with many benefits: a great driving experience, fuel savings, and zero tailpipe emissions. But recent data shows that some EV owners are still going back to gasoline. What does the road ahead look like?

Not all electric cars are created equal. While they all have zero tailpipe emissions, some EVs consume more energy in their production and operation than others, according to the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy. Its annual ranking of greenest and meanest is interesting reading.