Regenerative braking is one of the most interesting and differentiating features of electric vehicles. While virtually all electric cars on the market have it, the feature is tuned differently for each vehicle. Now Nissan promises one of the most advanced regenerative braking systems for the next-generation Leaf. Ahead of the September launch of its next generation all-electric Leaf, Nissan has been gradually teasing images and features of the vehicle and today it’s the ‘e-Pedal’ feature. They
You can drive the 2018 Nissan Leaf with just one pedal
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