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Re:Tesla (TSLA) surpasses BMW's valuation as one soars and t... by athenot on Thursday November 08, 2018 @10:20AM (#18406813)
I drove 2 Nissan LEAFs for 5 years. They are solid cars, and this year's iteration moved out of the "early adopter" segment and is being marketed as a mainstream car.

Their roadmap in 2022 calls for 4 EVs plus 2 more under the Infiniti brand. Unlike GM, Nissan has 8 years of experience with EVs so I think their roadmap is believable.

Re:Tesla (TSLA) surpasses BMW's valuation as one soars and t... by kazen44 on Thursday November 08, 2018 @10:54AM (#18407095)
Also, the nissan leaf could be the kind of car that fetches the low end of the market.

All the people driving cheap tiny cars like the toyota aygo, these people are usually also those who don't drive long distances.

A nissan leaf would be a perfect car for my Mother in law for instance, she drives very little, and the distances she drives are usually >50km.