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The Nissan LEAF is hailed as being the world's first mainstream EV. We're not here to argue. However, as is the case with anything new, acceptance of the LEAF - and really EV technology - is taking longer than many early adopters might have hoped.

Compared to other new Nissan models such as the Altima, or Rogue, which are available across the U.S., the Nissan LEAF can still be reserved in only 29 American…

Nissan is looking for their third and fourth EV model. You might be asking yourself - what are the other two? Of course, there's the Nissan Leaf. Let us not forget the upcoming NV200 delivery van. So, what's next for Nissan EV?

One option is an electric sports car or coupe. Other auto makers have seen success with hybrid and electric EV two-door vehicles. Nissan introduced their Esflow Concept last year, which featured a…

The 2011 Nissan LEAF was so popular when it was introduced last year, the car had a long waiting list many signed up for, and was only available in certain states. 2012's edition will head to Superior Nissan in Fayetteville, AR, and various other dealers across the country will be privy to the electric car.

As the world's first mass produced all-electric car, LEAF has attracted attention from eco-car lovers and auto critics…

The all new and all electric Nissan Leaf is not only one of the most anticipated cars in North America, but the world. In fact, the EV was recently blessed with automotive's most coveted award - The 2011 World Car of the Year. This honor not only marks a great achievement by Nissan, but also promotes electric vehicles to the top of the global market.

Now at Superior Nissan, you can test drive the award…

In case you didn't know, Nissan is in the midst of an aggressive expansion plan, which requires that they move fast without any missteps. In effort to follow the plan as flawlessly and as effortlessly as possible, the Japanese automaker recently announced the appointment of three new executives to its local Purchasing and Corporate Planning Departments: Rebecca Vest, Eric Nozerie, and Catherine Perez.

Both Nissan's local Purchasing and Corporate Planning Departments are critical…