According to this article, there are only about 100 Nissan Leafs on the road nationwide.

http://www.associatedcontent.com/art...ff.html?cat=27

With all the news surrounding these cars, that seems like an incredibly low number to me.

Even the Chevy Volt - with 650 cars delivered - seems to be WAY below the level of hype behind plug-in electric cars.

I am really surprised.

 

Why are you surprised? As far as I am concerned, there are no EV cars on the market. Until I can go to a showroom, do a test ride and buy one - they do not exist.

There are currently only three ways to get an EV.

1. Build one.
2. Buy a used one that is available (either one from the CARB era or one someone else built).
3. Pay money up front and wait a looooong time.

JeffD

 

That is surprising. I remember a few months back reading an article saying that the Nissan Leaf was a hit in Japan, and that they were overwhelmed by the pre orders. Either that wasn't 100% true. or they are taking a very long time to be delivered.