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2020 Nissan Leaf is much the same with more content

More safety gear and infotainment updates warrant the price increases.

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The 2020 Nissan Leaf is largely the same animal this model year.

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It adds a lot of new safety and infotainment gear.

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Notably, every Leaf will now come with Nissan's suite of active safety systems as standard.

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Each car also gets an eight-inch touchscreen for infotainment.

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The new standard touchscreen houses Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

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Both phone-mirroring systems are standard on every Leaf now.

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Range estimates go unchanged.

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The Leaf Plus will go an estimated 226 miles.

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A 62-kWh battery makes the power.

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The standard Leaf will go an estimated 149 miles.

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