2022 Nissan Leaf Review | Behind the Wheel
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Electric vehicles are soon going to be the future of mobility in the Philippines. With this new technology comes a few new challenges such as being in traffic with a limited range and finding a charging station. Caco takes on this challenge with our review of the 2022 Nissan LEAF on this episode of Behind the Wheel.
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20:00 I just received news that the retail for this is about 1.9 million starting April 2023.
We need an ardent promoter of clean renewable energy in the congress and senate to be able to push for electrification laws in motor vehicles. Incentives to those who would invest on charging infrastructure for all types of ports would be a great start. Provide tax breaks as well for car companies selling EVs.
may EVIDA law na, research about it
Anu toh, america? Europe? Human rights nga nasa batas, nde naman nasusunod. Hilig nyo sa foreplay e bibitinin ka lang lagi.
Pilipinas tayo bulok systema dito. Daming inventor na pinoy hindi sinusuportahan ng gobyerno. Yang mga corrupt na tao sa gobyerno dpat sa mga yan binabaril sa ulo.
The electrification of vehicle is a business move. It won't save the environment since electric vehicles would need lots of Lithium mining which in turns would require lots of diesel run mining vehicles and trucks. It's a scam.
Meron naman. Si Loren Legarda. Mahina nga lang ang batas mapasa, ma implement.
The e-pedal probably activates the regenerative braking so it helps improve range. I'm not sure about it though. By now there will be owners who can comment on this. I'm interested in getting one do would like to know too.
I love EVs, but the features you get for the price is a real deal breaker for me. The price which is close to 50k USD could buy you a Tesla Model 3 in the US (I know that cars are much more expensive here in the Philippines, but this is too much).
Presyo nga ng civic pambili na ng mustang or 86 sa states so wag ka magexpect dahil lahat satin mas mahal.
Not even that but for 2.8M I'd rather buy a gas honda/toyota that has WAY more features at the 1.2-1.5 peso mark, saving the 1.2M for gas and the time it takes to charge.
@@manuelmacalinao500 Ang Ford Cars/Mustang ay ginagawa mismo sa states. Hindi mo pwede icompare yung price nyan sa States at dito satin lalo na't napakalayo ng US sa Pinas. Shipping Cost palang ng ford from US to PH eh mahal na talaga. Common sense.
@@kicksonfeet2294 Lol di yung shipping costs ang nagmatter eh di sana mas mura mga japanese cars satin kaysa sa US kung shipping costs ang basehan mo.
You can thank the govt for that sweet tax going to their pockets
Sana may EV na trucks like the Toyota Hi Lux, Ford Ranger, and many more.
It's true no change oil but replacing the battery is the main issue. Like any battery it has a life span average of two years. Your savings in fuel and oil won't be enough to cover the cost of the battery.
This is not intended for those who are worried about spending money. This EV is costlier by about P1 million than say a Civic. Definitely hindi mo mababawi yun dagdag na P1M sa gas savings in 10 years, kahit lumabas ka araw araw. Buyers of this has other reasons in mind, not saving pesos.
I'm am 100% sure that the 300Km is measured on flat roads without incline. It will be a whole lot shorter if your trip has inclines.
Also is the Charging port proprietary to Nissan? I was curious as to why they put the type A instead of the European one specifically here in the PH? I'm assuming the type A is what's being used in Japan?
The Nissan Leaf alone since it's launched in 2012 has the highest number of sold out EV's in the world, do you know why? Co'z the price was reasonable.
I think the Philippine market is not ready yet as it's so EXPENSIVE plus the scarcity of charging points.
Why expensive? Based on my computation, let say I drove my gasoline engine car up to 100,000 km in 5 years time with an ave.of 13 kpl (in both traffic and highway) with an ave. price of 75 php/ltr (with inflations & fluctuations) During that time, I fueld my tank with 7692.3 ltrs x 75 php = 576,923 pesos. Compared to the Leaf you will only spend 1/4 on that amount using electric fuel.
In that say, I do need to run for 200K to 250K kilometers to match my savings on electric fuel compared to when buying cheaper gasoline engine top of the line Civic or Altis.
Hayss,, I don't even know what to say.
I thought this thing is only around 1.5 to 2M price range. It is even more expensive compared to the top of line mid-sized SUV'S in the market!
The comfort level and cargo capacity is incomparable compared to this cute little thing.😂
#justsayingpeace
Libre pa actually kung may solar panel ka sa bahay at may netmetering kapag gabi ka nagcharge.
20:57 kasama ba Makati dun? Hehe
Also wala talagang maintenance every 5k or 10k?
Me, just looking at the window, looking at Lamborghini, Porsche, and I think Aston Martin logos? Yeah, as a probinsyano, I'm good.
It will be a matter of time that Nissan would have to sell or bundle a dongle that would enable the Leaf to use those EV chargers in the mall. Else they have to sell the one meant for the European market that uses the Mennekes connector.
I wish ev and hybrid is tax free or less taxes
By the time you need to replace the battery in 5 to 8 years, it will set you back 300k ++ for the cost.
Tree hugger? Not really.
After Nissan slashed P800,000 from its sticker price, this baby is sooo irresistible at this time. must.. resist.. buying.. haha
Is this a review or an advertisement?
A new Leaf is efficient, but battery and machine efficiency degrade over time.
Your review lacks the maintenance aspects of the vehicle especially with its battery and engine component (cost to service and cost to repair).
Has anyone tried to drive an EV on gutter deep flood (take note we are a flood prone country)?
Di pa ready ang pinas sa EV not only there's no Charging network, mainit pa dito lithium ion batteries die quickly in hotter environment, fire hazard pa yan sa kalsada not only it's so dangerous when an EV burn it will burn for a long time.
LOL. It will be much cheaper to ship my leaf from the us to manila than to purchase it here in the PH.
2.7m damn.... Too much for a car, you can buy a 1500sqm of land with that money 💰
Advertising. I would not take one if you gave it to me free.
just bought it. really nice just a little awkward when you've driven naturally aspirated ice all your life.
GOOD GOD WHERE'S THE TAMBUCHO? Caco is a drama queen for the win. Awesome review as always!
Can you also do a review of the BYD Dolphin and maybe a comparo of these 2 EVs. Great review as always.
Tito Caco! please check this out.. thanks!
Good suggestion Sir.👍
It would be nice if fully-electric vehicles can get tax breaks or tax exemptions to make them cheaper and become adapted faster locally. As well as better infrastructure support, meaning more charging stations.
When EVIDA law fully implemented
2.7 million 🤔 while Chery Arrizo EV is just 1.9 million pesos with a better interior, sunroof, and slightly more range 310 km vs 350 km
Atm for EVs you'd be better off having your own fast charger installed at home. Also for someone who regularly travels to a city 300kms away the range of the leaf is cutting it close. This is great for short rides though 😍
Go green! Yes go green, and the source of ur green is burning coal🤣
One of a problem i see here is the charging location. Some ev's have their charging ports in the front which is the most common areas for minor accidents.
Just imagine getting in a "managable" accident and instead of just having the front bumper repaired, but as well as its charging port.
Yes we would like an EV but most of them are expensive than the traditional vehicle.
Intay lang tayo mga 8-10 years pag na mass produced yan “SANA” bumaba ang price since may mga countries na starting year 2030 or 2035 electric vehicles and hybrid nalang ang ibebentang brand new, wala ng pure fossil powered (gas/diesel) car na ibebentang brand new, sa ibang bansa ah, syempre hindi ko pa alam sa pinas kung magpapatupad ng ganyan.
Malay natin baka yung wigo or vios after 10-12 years maging electric na yung ibebentang brand new. Lets see pero mahal pa talaga as of now ang electric vehicle since hindi pa masyadong mass-produced.
how about rush hour heavy traffic, are there any experience of anxiety that you will run out of battery juice
I assume this Leaf is an X variant (16" alloys), I hope you can try the G variant too, it has better features like 17" alloys, and Pro-Pilot.
Soon, PH roads will have more EVs to come, especially that Nissan Ariya. Thank you for this upload.
no. not in the near future. more hybrids - yes, but not full EVs. they're too expensive for Filipinos. the gas savings you get would be offset by the price of the vehicle.
that is one heck of a presentation.. never fail to amaze us with your delivery :) love the ending
And the battery module's warranty? That's one concern of potential buyers... if the time comes that the module needs replacement (because that's consumable) how much does it cost?
how much is the insurance premium of this car?
You can buy a J1772 Type 1 to Type 2 adaptor to solve the issue of adaptor compatibility although it’s a bummer to have this kind of jumble of standard. I really hope that the government invest heavily and promote EV in the PH.
Would be nice if manufacturers could use a standard charging port... Most local malls provide CCS2
Nissan should include a type 1 to type 2 adapter with the purchase
serious question, why is it hard to have a single standard for these plugs and sockets?
It's called patent. Unless European union will force company to be uniform. Like how they force iPhone to have USB type-c.
Okay, if you need to charge outside other than your house, where is that? And you're somewhre in ilocos, and you need more
that 4hrs to charge and it's away from where you're staying. Where is that? Okay it's a gas station but it's 3kms from where
you're staying, how is that?? In the States, a 1st world country, they have problems with outdoor chatging station, what about
us, a 3rd world country, when will get reliable outside charging stations? Soon? Surf RUclips and look for blogs of EV users
and their problems.
It is nice to get this car. The only downside i would say is the tech is still young for EVs. Better models will come in 5-10 yrs. Better wait for it.
Taena pag naisip ng meralco na " ah puro na EV pwes magtataas ulit ako. Next week 10 pesos agad " 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I still dont understand why Nissan PH did not request the Leafs for a type 2 AC charger? Our Leaf in Indonesia got the type 2 AC charging beside the chademo port.
This is more expensive than the Tesla Model Y (at least here in Hong Kong) but looking forward to PH's electrification!
Walang ng pagkakakitaan mga pulitiko if they approve full use ng EV..
Beautiful car and saves
The sound the hood makes when closing is horrendous. Like an American car from the 70's. Wow.
the EV Plug standard should be set in our local ev law
Nissan is stopping production of the Leaf? I think the Aria will replace the Leaf
300KM on a single charge is a stretch. You mean more like 200KM realistically?
How much will your electric bill bump up 2 wen u start using dis car or will it not cost a thing or add extra cash on to yor bill
Love watching sir caco doing the review everytime. Awesome. 😁
sana bumaba ang presyo ng mga 1.5m or 2m man lang para umabot sa budget.
No good, e-Power. What if you get home at 2am and need the car
tomorrow at 7am!!?? And you need to charge it!!?? And you need
to go very far the following day.? The remaining charge is not enough.
No good. Good presentation bad product. The Nissan Kick is the best!!
You go to a fast charger like every other person in a pinch.
Are hybrids/mild hybrids also coding exempt?
dont buy japanese EVs...
stick to Ioniq5 and EV6
Now 2023 this EV car price 1.998m...
Ang galing naman pala ng nissan, nag market sa pinas ng leaf kahit walang charging stations. Epic move by a big brand
With the efficiency and limited to city driving, there is no need for charging outside the home. EV efficiency for highway speed suffers a lot.
Kung ang bahay mo simula baguio hanggang davao di talaga kaya yan. Matuto kang madjust kasi nag adjust na nissan sayo. Pwede?
dont buy japanese EVs...
stick to Ioniq5 EV6 and other non japanese EVs
Govt should waive tax if buying an EV
lithium ho ba ung battery nyan?kung oo, panu pag nagka aksidente at na expose sa environment yung lithium?sa pagkaka alam ko is flammable yung lithium pag na expose sa outside environment. hindi ba sasabog yan?
Torque is 320Nm, not 350Nm...or rather I wonder that Nissan is not producing different models to Asia than to Europe. My car's catalogue says 320Nm and 110kW - 150 HP. So, I think it is wrong data in video...but correct me if I am wrong
It will take 10 years after your purchase of EV before you can actually reap the benifits. Factoring in the car cost and baterry replacement, its about 2.2M more expensive than a 1.3M petrol car.
Thats 920+ full tanks of gas!
agree EV is good for the environment but are we ready . battery disposals are problem and more harmful if not proper disposed. normal waste still big issues. besides too expensive for a small car. I can have Almera for a million and 1.7 M renmaining for the gas and maintenance for 10 years 😂 or maybe less., 🤔😊
At almost 2.8M, I really doubt if the Leaf will take off in Philippine market. Try comparing it to a similar class automobile like the Honda Civic V Turbo CVT, which cost around 1.6M pesos. The difference is 1.2M pesos. I bet that you won't be able to consume all of that 1.2M in the next 7 years (approx 171K a year) buying gas, and providing maintenance for the Civic. Those who can afford to buy a Nissan Leaf I'm sure will have another car. And that another car will not be electric.
Yung coding exemption palang sobrang laking bagay na by 2030 sakto kung tanggalin nila yung exemption malamang bibili ka narin ng bagong sasakyan at di mo na kailangan ng iba pang sasakyan para sa araw na coding ka bonus nalang yung isang kotse lang kailangan mo ipark at murang tank.
12:34 Tom, Dick, and Harry? How _old_ are you really?
The zero emission thing about electric vehicles is misleading. You still emit carbon through energy plants (which still use fossil fuels). You're just transferring where your emission goes.
Waiting for the Hyundai Creta review.
It's just overpriced compared to other market. We all know Nissan is just tagging it as Luxury that EV is luxury.
With the new tax incentive (removal of 30% D&T), how much will it cost? Php1.958M?
Check EVIDA Law RA 11697 and its IRR which provides import tax exemption on Electric Vehicles.
Some corrections about him saying that the chargers are proprietary to Nissan: the leaf that his reviewing uses the SAE J1772 electrical connection for level 1 (low power from a household wall outlet) and level 2 (similar to an electric dryer) charging which is a standard for most North American EVs and Japan, while the other one is called a Chademo for level 3 DC fast charging that was developed in Japan, but not as widespread globally.
...and ChaDeMo is about to get obsolete. and that is why Nissan Leaf if getting a bit of a hate in abroad kasi lahat halos CCS2 (Combo) and/or Tesla Proprietary port na sila ChaDeMo pa din. And that kinda sucks IMHO. hopefully they ditch the ChaDeMo or Nissan Ariya.
@@speeddemon945 maybe in the US but def not in Europe
Does anyone knows about we almost had a V8 Supercars Championship race here about in 2011 or 2013? 😂 DAMN
I think that WM W5 is much more better that leaf interms of km range and the comfortability of driving and it only cost 500+ for full charge
Unlike apple...haha naisingit pa.
Importation tax for the leaf and other EVs should at least be lesser than the conventional ICE. Else, it will remain relatively expensive. And of course the infrastructure for charging stations nationwide.
EVs are great, but for gas and diesel drivers, they could still be deceiving. I think we have to take things like this moderately.
Technically that leaf is more hazardous to the environment than conventional gas vehicles, specifically here in the philippines, because the leaf uses coal to charge its batteries so it's a lot dirtier.
Ask ko lang anong height nyo po? My mind is confused. The car looks big.
there are articles that it is not recommended using an extension cord for EVs, much more to a chain of extension cords. As much as possible direct to the outlet. Not sure about the Leaf
Kayo po ata ung naka Nissan Leaf sa may Taguig Gate 3 going to Mckinley hill kanina
Nice to see, again, mr caco in full body shot with onitsuka sneakers.. onitsuka bekenemen😉
BYD Dolphin naman next
EV for freedom from fossil fuels, not to save the earth but to save our wallets :D
Sir Caco, please make a review din po ng BYD dolphin pls🙏🙏
That is not a charger; that is an extension cord. An apple does give you one of those.
Nice review as always caco😄👍
"Good God where's the tambutso" XD HAHAHAHAHA
Is it possible for BYD dolphin review?
Nice Shoes though. . .
Is the A/C cool?
Enteng?? Kuya Bong and Marites??? AHAHAHAHA
Idol whare is the review of the changan cs55 plus 😁
A 64kwh price for a 30kwh battery :(
I drive a model 3. Never going back to ice cars
charger provided to every leaf unlike apple! haha
overpriced.
Hybrid > EV
Our country isn't ready for EV
*4st*
If only they made this car equipped with solar panels. That would self charge when there is sun.
Brilliant idea! Too soon it will come.
But car companies will surely rip you off with insane price range like what happened to this Leaf.
A few did that. Forgot the name of the company.
Love the Balikbayan boxes as an example haha
is it just me or is the audio too low on this vid?