Speaking of comfort, the best thing about LEAF is that it has got lots of leg room (front and rear), very deep boot space, high roof, pretty good audio system (as my iPhone can connect to it via Bluetooth), passengers can sit comfortably at the back (another ambassador was able to fit his bicycle at the back seat) and very easy to drive. To focus more on the ease of driving the LEAF, the steering is very light and the car is also very responsive. Easier said, I find that LEAF is simple to drive with amazing technology!

Having a 1-week experience driving the car, I can say that it is also very silent! This can be proven the moment you switch the car on. It’s so silent that you practically don't hear anything but a chime. The dashboard would also just light up and then you’re off. And because it is so silent, it sorts of attracts people when you drive the car pass them. I love looking at peoples’ faces

when I drive by, look back at my rear view mirrors and see their reaction and they start to wander that a car just passed by but no sound. It is really funny! Another experience I would share about LEAF is that because I park my car at my father’s gas station for it to be charged, so many people are just so curious and they start asking questions about the Nissan LEAF and why is there a cable plugged into the front of the car. The first few days were good, I felt as if I was a Nissan sales person but after a while I started to just hand out the name cards and flyers. I think the Nissan LEAF would do really well once people are aware of it.

I have not really explored all the features of the LEAF and I will do so soon and share with you next time.