The 2014 Nissan Leaf as an early entrant in the electric vehicle (EV) market has several pros: LOW OPERATING COSTS: electricity is generally cheaper than gasoline so the cost per mile to drive a Leaf is significantly lower compared to traditional gas-powered vehicles. Additionally maintenance costs tend to be lower due to fewer moving parts in electric motors compared to internal combustion engines. QUIET AND SMOOTH RIDE: these type of vehicles are known for their quiet and smooth operation since they lack the noise and vibration associated with traditional engines. INSTANT TORQUE: electric motors deliver instant torque providing quick acceleration and a responsive driving experience. REGENERATIVE BRAKING: this helps to recharge the battery while braking thus extending the driving range. ENHANCED COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE: the SL trim typically includes upgrades such as leather upholstery heated front and rear seats a heated steering wheel and automatic climate control providing a more luxurious driving experience. ADVANCED TECH: this includes the Nissan's Around View Monitor which uses multiple cameras to provide a 360-degree view of the vehicle's surroundings making parking and maneuvering easier and safer. UPGRADED INFOTAINMENT SYSTEM: this trim may feature an upgraded infotainment system with a larger touchscreen display navigation system and additional connectivity options such as smartphone integration and USB ports. IMPROVED SAFETY FEATURES: this trim could also offer additional safety features like blind-spot monitoring lane departure and forward collision warning enhancing confidence and safety.