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The News Of Tomorrow, Today
nissan leaf
Tegan Jones
It’s been seven years since the first generation Nissan Leaf debuted in Australia. While arguably not that long ago, it certainly was a time where Electric Vehicles (EVs) were far more removed from the minds of Aussie drivers. In 2019 EVs are a more common part of the driver conversation,…
Nissan’s affordable electric car has a brand new model for 2018, and it looks pretty tempting. A larger battery, autonomous highway driving and a single pedal for start-stop driving headline an EV that’s much, much improved from the first Leaf — even its most recent upgrade.
Turns out digital security is an optional extra for cars these days, at least when it comes to Nissan’s electric-powered LEAF and its NissanConnect EV app. After a vulnerability was publicly disclosed earlier this week, the company made the decision to pull the app.
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