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Will Electric Cars Like the Chevy Volt Actually Save You Money?
Providence Nissan LEAF out-buzzing Chevy Volt online, and price is helping
You can feel the electricity in the air – and it’s not from the Chevy Volt. The Nissan LEAF has created a buzz in the auto industry that can only be described as shocking. The LEAF is more popular in online searches and this should translate to sales.
The LEAF did have a huge number of 2011 models already reserved and this is certainly good news for Nissan East Providence dealers. Volt hasn’t done as well on the internet as LEAF. Volt did have a flurry of interest when pricing was announced, but overall it has not received the attention of the LEAF.
Providence Nissan Cube owners will appreciate the LEAF for its lack of emissions and fuel bill. It even has a unique look, as does the Cube. Pricing for the LEAF has been set at $28,000-$35,000 without the $7,500 government tax credit. (So basically we are helping pay for people to buy the LEAF – might as well get in line if I’m going to pay for it anyway.)
The price of the LEAF is actually in its battery. The lithium-ion 24-kwh battery uses a new type of laminate cells which are a bit pricey. It seems that the cost of the battery is somewhere between $10,000 and $24,000, although more likely closer to the former. Because of the extremely high cost of the battery, Nissan is expected to lease the batteries to buyers to keep the costs lower and keep owners from having to worry about battery replacement.
Mark Perry, Nissan director of product planning, said, “We haven’t decided yet. From a leasing standpoint the pros are a lot.” Well, the battery issue could certainly give some buyers pause if Nissan doesn’t have the procedure confirmed well before the LEAF goes on sale late this year.
Perry does say that the monthly cost of leasing the battery and the cost of charging it will still show a significant savings over fuel prices. So even with a car payment and the battery lease and charging costs, Nissan assures customers that the total cost will be less than it would with a gasoline-powered vehicle and will be very affordable.
Customers of Nissan East Providence dealers who have not reserved their 2011 Nissan LEAF should probably check with the dealer to see if there will be a wait. As of a few months ago, the initial production run of the LEAF had already been spoken for. If the car is a hit there’s little doubt that Nissan will crank out more to meet customer demand. Sometimes the unattainable is much more desirable (and much more popular).
But the LEAF can hold its own. It’s not just your run-of-the-mill green car. In fact, it retains the reputation of its maker quite well and doesn’t skimp. Buyers will be pleased with the amenities available and thrilled with the low operating cost. Providence Nissan Cube buyers will want a peek at the 2011 LEAF.
About the Author
Rod Johnson is a freelance writer and auto enthusiast. His articles feature information on Nissan East Providence cars for buyers of a Providence Nissan Cube.
Why is the Chevy Volt 40K and the toyota Prius 20K?
They are both 5 passenger cars
both are gas/electric
Both get about the same MPG for the same trip 300 miles or so.
both seem to have the same techology.
The Toyota performs better, but does not go as far on electric only, but on a trip they are the same.
Chevy seems to be way over priced, hoping the public will accept the Tax beni’s as a savings. I see it as a way for Chevy to artificailly rasie the price, hoping the public buys anyway.
Seems like the volt will energize the Prius sales, not what americans needed. the volt should be priced about the same as the prius, then the tax savings giving americans a good valued american car.
Does chevy just not get it or are people just that gullable?
What are your ideas?
because the Volt is the “Obama car” and he made a law to give GM $7000 of tax payers dollars for everyone they sell .
opp`s ,, hold on . shouldn’t that make them cheaper ?
No , because . the money goes to auto worker union retirement pay.
because they all vote for sleazy vote buying democrats.
Bal bla bla ,, that is why the volt as goes only 35 miles on a full charge and costs $40,000.
democrats
EDIT ,
Tony …Oh Please ,, you are very ill informed about GM and obama.
he just hired the last GM , CEO as his new commerce czar !
And yes , $7000 of tax payer money for each VOLT !
Wake up dummy ! and smell sulfur fumes. !
I am guessing you didn’t like that union reference , so what !
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