The Nissan LEAF remains Congestion Charge Exempt with new rules

LEAF drivers  are safe in the knowledge their 100 per cent electric car remains unaffected by the London Congestion Charge. The rules have just changed and  many other low emissions vehicles including hybrids are now no longer exempt from the new ruling. The tightening of the C Charge emissions rules combined with the scrapping of the Greener Vehicle Discount (GVD).

The Nissan LEAF, the world’s bestselling all electric car and built in the UK. The LEAAF can still be driven in the city with a one off Congestion charge of £10 per year rather than £10 per day.

The Nissan LEAF is now available from just £189 per month – less than the cost of four weeks’ C Charge payments.

And as the groundbreaking LEAF costs just two pence per mile to run, drivers making the switch can cover up to 500 miles – more than four complete circuits of the M25 – for the price of a single day’s C Charge payment.

Parking and charging the all-electric LEAF in London is a breeze. The city now has more than 1,300 on-street charging points – the largest network in Europe.

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