The car provides an incredibly quiet ride with excellent handling on both residential and highway roads. Because we drive around 12,000 miles annually (including a net 30 mile per day commute), the car is on track to paying for itself in 2 to 3 years compared to keeping our gas-only Nissan Altima. Even after 7 years, the battery still provides 80% of its original range. The range indicator (miles till recharge is needed) is accurate within 95% for longer drives based on two test runs at 35 mi and 15 mi, respectively, though on two shorter drives at 4 - 5 mi each, the range indictor dropped almost twice as fast (around 8 miles). A full recharge using Level 1 (120 V) takes about 8 hours, though upgrading to a Level 2 (240 V) at-home charging station shortens this time to 4 hours and typically costs about $1,200 after a government-sponsored rebate.

I like everything about this car. The time saved filling up gas. The time saved waiting at the dealerships for maintenance. The car has very good pickup. The total cost of ownership of this car is less than a Versa.

Car had great features. Overpriced for its year and mileage.

love it though the battery life could be better