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Nissan Leaf

2021 · White · Electricity · 5 years 4 months old

Vettly Score 85 out of 100, Excellent

Vettly Score

Based on every check in this report.

How it is worked out
MOTClear

Valid

Until 4 May 2027

TaxClear

Taxed

Due 1 April 2027

MileageClear

28,440 miles

At 8 May 2026

12 records checked

  • DVLA recordFound
  • MOT history5 tests
  • MileageConsistent
  • TaxTaxed
  • RecallsNone
  • Clean air zonesNo charge
  • FinanceNone
  • Write-offNone
  • StolenNo
  • ScrappedNo
  • Keepers2
  • Plate changes0

CheckSample data

This is a sample report for a made-up electric car, so you can see the electric section of a full check. The registration, the battery and charging figures and every other detail are invented.

EV21 LEF

What we found

  • Alert

    Dangerous defects in the last three years

    1 defect marked dangerous by a tester. Check they were repaired properly.

    −8
  • Check

    The same problems keep coming back

    Suspension, Brakes, Windscreen and wipers

    −6
  • Check

    1 advisory at the last MOT

    Items the tester expects to need work soon. Budget for them or ask whether they have been done.

    −1
  • Clear

    Not recorded as stolen

    No stolen marker on the police record.

  • Clear

    No insurance write-off recorded

    Not on the insurance industry write-off register.

  • Clear

    No outstanding finance

    No live finance agreement recorded.

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Vettly Score

Vettly Score 85 out of 100, Excellent

Using every check in this report

Checked 15 October 2026 · Ref SAMPLE. Anyone with this link can view the report.

Full history check

All checks

StolenNot recordedClear
Outstanding financeNone recordedClear
Insurance write-offNone recordedClear
ScrappedNoClear
High-risk markersNoneClear
MileageConsistentClear
Previous keepers2Clear
Plate changes0Clear
Colour changes0Clear
ImportedNoClear
ExportedNoClear
Safety recallNoneClear

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MOT history

5 tests

Tests

5

Passed

3

Failed

2

Pass rate

60%

CheckProblems that keep coming back

  • Suspension (3 mentions, latest 9 May 2025): Offside Front Suspension arm pin or bush worn but not resulting in excessive movement
  • Brakes (2 mentions, latest 8 May 2026): Rear Brake pad(s) wearing thin
  • Windscreen and wipers (2 mentions, latest 30 April 2024): Windscreen washer provides insufficient washer liquid

What the last MOT found, in plain English

From the test on 8 May 2026, with a rough cost to put each one right

Rough total

£80 to £180

  • SoonBrakes

    The brake pads are wearing thin.

    Tester wrote: Rear Brake pad(s) wearing thin

    £80 to £180per axle

Typical prices at an independent garage, parts and labour, for a guide only: they vary with the vehicle, the area and the garage. Ask the seller whether any of these have been done, and use the total when you talk about price.

  1. Pass8 May 202628,440 milesExpiry 4 May 20271 advisory
    • Advisory: Rear Brake pad(s) wearing thin
  2. Fail5 May 202628,434 miles2 failures1 advisory
    • Dangerous: Nearside Front Tyre has ply or cords exposed
    • Major: Nearside Rear Position lamp not working
    • Advisory: Rear Brake pad(s) wearing thin
  3. Pass9 May 202522,693 milesExpiry 8 May 20261 advisory
    • Advisory: Offside Front Suspension arm pin or bush worn but not resulting in excessive movement
  4. Pass30 April 202416,138 milesShow details
    • Minor: Windscreen washer provides insufficient washer liquid
  5. Fail29 April 202416,113 milesShow details
    • Major: Offside Front Anti-roll bar linkage ball joint dust cover no longer prevents the ingress of dirt
    • Major: Nearside Front Coil spring fractured or seriously weakened
    • Minor: Windscreen washer provides insufficient washer liquid

Mileage history

Consistent
08k15k23k31k20222024202520 May 2022: 4,834 miles (Dealer service)29 April 2024: 16,113 miles (MOT)30 April 2024: 16,138 miles (MOT)9 May 2025: 22,693 miles (MOT)5 May 2026: 28,434 miles (MOT)8 May 2026: 28,440 miles (MOT)
Show every reading
DateMileageSource
8 May 202628,440MOT
5 May 202628,434MOT
9 May 202522,693MOT
30 April 202416,138MOT
29 April 202416,113MOT
20 May 20224,834Dealer service

About 5,726 miles a year on average, close to the UK average of about 7,000.

Keepers, plates and colour

Previous keepers
2
Plate changes
0
Colour changes
0
Imported
No
Exported
No
Latest logbook issued
28 May 2024

Keeper changes

  1. 4 October 2023Keeper 2

Check the VIN before you pay

On record, the VIN ends 8GJZT.

Engine number on record: 62F4363405

  • Find the VIN at the base of the windscreen, on a door pillar and on the V5C. All three should match.
  • Meet at the address printed on the V5C, and check the logbook has the DVL watermark.
  • Pay by bank transfer or card, never cash, so the payment can be traced.
  • If the price looks too good to be true, ask why.

Vehicle details

Make
Nissan
Model
Leaf Acenta 40kWh
Colour
White
Fuel
Electricity
Engine size
Not recorded
Year of manufacture
2021
First registered
20 May 2021
CO2 emissions
0 g/km
Euro status
Euro 6
Type approval
M1
Wheelplan
2 Axle Rigid Body
Marked for export
No

How many are left

How rare is it?

59,258

on the road in Great Britain

plus 1,851 declared off the road

Common

Most on the road
60,958, the end of 2024
Still on the road
97% of the most there were
Since 2021
Up 49% (39,691 to 59,258)
031k62k201120182026
On the road (licensed)Including those declared off the road (SORN)Most on the road

How many of each Nissan Leaf are left

Counts for every Nissan Leaf, not only this one. DVLA licensing statistics for Great Britain (DfT table VEH0120), to the end of June 2026.

Specification

Body style
Hatchback
Transmission
Automatic, 1 speed
Doors
5
Seats
5
Power
148 bhp
Torque
320 Nm
0 to 62 mph
7.9 seconds
Top speed
89 mph
Combined economy
Not recorded
Insurance group
24E
Length
4,490 mm
Width
1,791 mm

Range, battery and charging

Electric vehicle details

Official range

168 miles

WLTP test figure

Battery

40 kWh

37 kWh usable

Efficiency

221 Wh/mile

Lower uses less electricity

Powertrain
BEV
Battery chemistry
lithium-ion
Battery voltage
360 V
Battery position
Under the floor
Battery warranty
8 years or 100,000 miles
Motor power
110 kW
Motor torque
320 Nm
Motor position
Front
Regenerative braking
Yes

Charging

Time to charge the battery from 10% to 80% at each charger speed this car can use.

Type 2 (AC), front

up to 6.6 kW

At 2.3 kW
13 h 9 min
At 6.6 kW
4 h 35 min

CHAdeMO (DC), front

up to 50 kW

At 50 kW
36 min

A home wall box is usually 7 kW. A rapid public charger is 50 kW and above. Times are the manufacturer's figures and vary with temperature and the charger.

Charging cables: type 2 to Type 2 charging cable; three pin domestic charging cable.

Tesla Supercharger network: not compatible.

The range is a test-cycle figure: expect less on the motorway and in cold weather. This data describes the model as built. It does not show how healthy this car's battery is today, so ask the seller for a battery health report before you buy.

Valuation

Private sale

£10,600

Dealer forecourt

£11,850

Part exchange

£8,700

Estimates for a car in average condition with 28,440 miles. Condition, history and specification move the real price.

Tax and running costs

Vehicle tax (2026/27)

£200 a year

Registered after March 2017, so the standard rate of £200 applies, or £640 a year if its list price was over £50,000 (for five years from the second tax payment).

Tax does not transfer with the car: tax it before you drive it away. Tax a vehicle on GOV.UK

What a kWh costs, and what that means for this car

The yearly cost below uses the one you pick. This car uses about 221 Wh a mile on the official test, with a 37 kWh battery.

Charging a year

£407

Home, standard rate

Vehicle tax

£200

2026/27 rate

Total a year

£607

Before insurance and servicing

Electric: what charging costs depends on your tariff and where you charge, so the table shows the average price at each kind of charger. Averages checked on 15 October 2026. Real-world use is higher on the motorway and in winter.

  • Home, standard rate: The Ofgem price cap for October to December 2026: the Great Britain average unit rate on a default tariff paid by Direct Debit, including VAT at the current rate.
  • Home, off-peak EV tariff: About 8p a kWh. Intelligent Octopus Go, a smart EV tariff, quotes 7.6p to 8p for charging between 11:30pm and 5:30am. Other suppliers and regions differ, and the rest of your electricity costs more.
  • Public, up to 49 kW: The Zapmap average pay-as-you-go price for slow and fast public chargers, September 2026.
  • Public rapid, 50 kW+: The Zapmap average pay-as-you-go price for rapid and ultra-rapid chargers, September 2026. Memberships and offers can bring it down.

Sources: Ofgem energy price cap, Intelligent Octopus Go, Zapmap charging price index.

ULEZ and clean air zones

Meets the standard

Zero emission, so it can drive in every UK clean air zone without paying.

  • London ULEZNo charge expected
  • Birmingham Clean Air ZoneNo charge expected
  • Bristol Clean Air ZoneNo charge expected
  • Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Dundee low emission zonesNo charge expected

Confirm before you travel with TfL's vehicle checker or the GOV.UK clean air zone checker.

How the Vettly Score is worked out

Vettly Score 85 out of 100, Excellent

Every car starts on 100. We take off a published number of points for each thing a buyer should look into, and show every one here. Items without a number are for information. Read the full method

  • Alert

    Dangerous defects in the last three years

    1 defect marked dangerous by a tester. Check they were repaired properly.

    −8
  • Check

    The same problems keep coming back

    Suspension, Brakes, Windscreen and wipers

    −6
  • Check

    1 advisory at the last MOT

    Items the tester expects to need work soon. Budget for them or ask whether they have been done.

    −1
  • Clear

    Not recorded as stolen

    No stolen marker on the police record.

  • Clear

    No insurance write-off recorded

    Not on the insurance industry write-off register.

  • Clear

    No outstanding finance

    No live finance agreement recorded.

  • Clear

    2 previous keepers

    A normal number of owners.

  • Clear

    Mileage readings are consistent

    6 readings, each higher than the last.

  • Clear

    MOT is valid

    Until 4 May 2027.