Did you know that Centennial Cares? Centennial Cares makes sure that a portion of each vehicle sale goes straight back into Island communities - that’s why Centennial’s April test drive event provided funds to the Canadian Cancer Society. Think electric cars have to expensive? Incorrect. The Nissan Leaf is the market's affordable electric car; it has been for a decade. But this is an opportunity to capture huge pre-owned savings on a hugely desirable EV. This 2017 Nissan Leaf S offers a 172-kilometre official range – enough for three round trips between  Brackley and Cavendish – plus the option for 80% quick-charging through the ChaDeMo port and outstanding off-the-line acceleration thanks to the 80-kilowatt electric motor's instant-on torque.    The Leaf's list of standard equipment is a long one: proximity access/pushbutton start, heated front and rear seats plus a heated steering wheel, a rearview camera, satelite radio compatibility, automatic climate control, Bluetooth, and cruise control.   Then there are the other bonuses: free annual registration, a $5,000 rebate from the provincial government at the point of sale, a free Level 2 charger, and huge savings on "fuel." At current electricity rates, the 2017 Leaf should cost less than $5.00 for a full at-home charge. Thank you for your interest in this vehicle. It's located at Centennial Nissan, 30 Nicholas Lane, Charlottetown, PEI. We look forward to hearing from you - call us at [Phone Removed].