The new Nissan Leaf prepared the highest degree of safety

The new generation of the electric car Nissan Leaf symbolizes the strategy of Intelligent Mobility, which received the highest rating of the rating - 5 stars.

Points are provided according to the results from JNCAP tests. Press service of Nissan Motor Co. writes that the high score went to the Leaf electric car due to the ProPILOT auto-driving system (94.8 points out of 100).

The novelty embodies the strategy of Nissan Intelligent Mobility. The model is pleased with many advanced devices with security systems. The implementation of this electric car in Japan began in October 2017, and then the car will follow in more than 60 countries.

Among the devices and systems for active/passive safety, we distinguish rigid body structure, 6 airbags, armchairs with reinforced head restraints, backrest frames, seat belts, pretensions and force limiters. Possesses a Nissan Leaf battery with a housing that is protected from all sorts of damages. Plus, the brand-new Nissan Leaf was able to pass the JNCAP test perfectly, which implies protection against electric shock.

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