The 2018 model year has been a major one for Nissan, with the debut of the all-new Kicks crossover SUV and the LEAF. There have also been several announcements along the way. One of which is the announcement that ProPILOT Assist technology has been expanded to more 2019 Nissan models.

When you think of the Nissan brand you usually picture the Altima, Rogue, and Titan. The Nissan LEAF has been part of the brand’s lineup for awhile, but now it is ready to take the center stage with its stylishly sculpted exterior and far-reaching driving range that makes it perfect for driving across Texas.

It’s not every day that the newest model of a car outperforms the most recent one by margins as big as 40-percent and 37-percent increases. Then again, the 2018 Nissan LEAF is very far from the average car. That said, there is a huge amount of improvements for the 2018 LEAF including those massive margins that we alluded to. Want to learn more about what’s new for the 2018 Nissan LEAF? Keep on reading!

The Nissan LEAF was a pioneer in the world of electric vehicles (EVs) when it first debuted, and it has continued to be the best-selling EV worldwide. That said, the entire world is very excited for the 2018 Nissan LEAF to receive a new aerodynamic design.

The Nissan LEAF has had great success in America since its debut in the 2011 production year, as it is consistently one of the best-selling electric vehicles wherever it goes. Of course, this includes more than just American soil. The LEAF has also received a lot of praise on an international level, in areas such as Europe and Asia. In fact, the 2018 Nissan LEAF models in Europe and Japan will be receiving a few autonomous features, on which the American models will have to wait a bit longer. So what autonomous features are available on the 2018 Nissan LEAF?