Vaden Nissan of Hinesville

As technology continues to advance, alternatively-fueled vehicles are spreading like wildfire. At the forefront of the EV trend is the Nissan LEAF. Since its debut back in 2010 the revolutionary electric from Nissan has impressed even the most skeptical of drivers across select locations around the nation. Now, Vaden Nissan of Hinesville is overjoyed to announce that the LEAF will very soon be available for consumers in any and every American state.

Those looking to tote a lot of precious cargo, be it the kids or cartons of milk: listen up. Nissan has released the e-NV200 concept and it's well-equipped to take on whatever heavy loads you might be carrying. What's more, the innovative Nissan vehicle gets unbelievable mileage and low environmental impact to boot.

Nissan plans on introducing a "Realistic EV" at the upcoming Tokyo Auto Show. The third-generation PIVO 3 EV is a tiny car that seats 3 people - one in the front, two in the rear. This city car is built to easily navigate metropolises, and hopes to contribute to 'smarter urban commuting.'

"The car has a futuristic technology called Automated Valet Parking (AVP). This will allow the PIVO 3 to automatically drive, locate a parking space and park. However, for such a technology to actually work, it will require a smart parking infrastructure to support it."¹

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Think Nissan's green initiatives start and end with the LEAF? Think again. The Japanese automaker's main prerogative is to develop a zero-emission global community of cars. In short: The LEAF is just the first in a long line of products and technologies to come.

In understanding that the concepts of a zero-emission society might seem a little abstract and incomprehensible to many  drivers, Nissan has developed  a new, interactive website that allows visitors to virtually experience a cleaner, greener world. The site is called "The Planet Zero". While it is still under construction, visitors can run over ice…

The Nissan LEAF is deemed one of the greenest vehicles on the market...that's stating the obvious, we know; but it is. And, the reason we're mentioning it is because, Nissan is now looking into a way to make the car even greener in the future.

How is that possible? The car produces zero emissions. In two words: solar power.

Nissan's new goal is to reduce the LEAF's draw on the grid as well as to mitigate battery waste. For, while the Nissan LEAF is designed to last just as long as other vehicles on the…