Nissan sells greater than 20,000 Leafs in first year, high-fives commence on Tokyo Motor Show floor

You win this round, hippies! Just a few months after announcing that it sold 10,000 all-electric Leaf cars in international markets, Nissan stated on the Tokyo Motor Show today that the corporate has sold over 20,000 Leafs because the car went on sale in December of 2010. Of the 9,000 Leafs which have been sold to U.S. owners, over 60 percent went to homes in California, where owners indubitably admire their electric cars while enjoying their tasty organic kale and starfruit smoothies. The corporate also added that it expects to sell greater than 10,000 Leafs within the U.S. by the top of 2011, which dovetails perfectly into their predictions. For the reason that the Japanese EV’s prime competition was tormented by concerns about its flammability , Nissan might just exceed those expectations.

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