Description: Nissan has recently announced that the Leaf EV will be competing in the 89th Pikes Peak International Hill Climb on June 26th. The Japanese automaker states that it will compete in the Production Clas...Add Comments13
Anthony MinicozziMay 20, 2012 you guys dont realize how torquy these electric engines are. great contestant
Reade ShandJun 08, 2011 Love the idea of full electric, great work Nissan taking a chance, only issue is the 'lease' of the battery pack - this is holding the Leaf back!
Jethroll SarduyJun 04, 2011 What a joke, what is Nissan trying to prove here?
Chris DimattiaJun 04, 2011 Didn't know they had electrical outlets on Pikes Peak. Can the thing drive home, or back down the mountain for that matter. Zero emissions! These things are the biggest scam ever. Electricity comes from coal!
Andy RogersJun 04, 2011 So what are they going to do to make the Leaf compete? Make a Titan racer, put in some electric motor, slap a specials badge on it, and call it a Leaf? That's the only way I see it competing
Paul AffolterJun 03, 2011 Still laughing 9 hours later
Shane CarrollJun 03, 2011 I would love it if it got halfway up it just started rolling down backwards
Adam ZarytskyJun 03, 2011 I agree David. It's hilarious that everybody thinks you need some massive 4x4 to do the climb
Trevor BrownJun 03, 2011 Haha this should be funny. Even if it can make it up the hill, it will have to stop half way for a few hours to recharge.
Patrick SchalkJun 03, 2011 Haha the only changes to the car will be the gas motor replacing the factory electric one so that it may achieve the task of climbing up the hill. (That's what it should say)
Paul AffolterJun 03, 2011 I'm still laughing 10 minutes later by the thought of this
Sam C-hJun 03, 2011 Haha that car will not beat the hill climb, my VW Sharan has more chance!
Shane CarrollJun 03, 2011 Ooh, THIS'll be exciting to watch
Description: Everything else remains the same, specifically the lithium-ion battery pack and the 80 kW AC synchronous motor that produces 107hp and 207 lb-ft of torque. Don't be mistaken, this not the Nissan ...Add Comments2
Andy RogersJun 04, 2011 Is it even going to make it up the first small hill?
Robert NeelJun 03, 2011 However they may bring more of the "not quite convinced" market like me.
you guys dont realize how torquy these electric engines are. great contestant
Love the idea of full electric, great work Nissan taking a chance, only issue is the 'lease' of the battery pack - this is holding the Leaf back!
What a joke, what is Nissan trying to prove here?
Didn't know they had electrical outlets on Pikes Peak. Can the thing drive home, or back down the mountain for that matter. Zero emissions! These things are the biggest scam ever. Electricity comes from coal!
So what are they going to do to make the Leaf compete? Make a Titan racer, put in some electric motor, slap a specials badge on it, and call it a Leaf? That's the only way I see it competing
Still laughing 9 hours later
I would love it if it got halfway up it just started rolling down backwards
I agree David. It's hilarious that everybody thinks you need some massive 4x4 to do the climb
Haha this should be funny. Even if it can make it up the hill, it will have to stop half way for a few hours to recharge.
Haha the only changes to the car will be the gas motor replacing the factory electric one so that it may achieve the task of climbing up the hill. (That's what it should say)
I'm still laughing 10 minutes later by the thought of this
Haha that car will not beat the hill climb, my VW Sharan has more chance!
Ooh, THIS'll be exciting to watch