Aston Martin Valhalla (2022) vs Nissan Leaf e+ (2018–2023)

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Technical specifications

Specification
Aston Martin Valhalla (2022) Aston Martin Valhalla 2022 ×
Nissan Leaf e+ (2018–2023) Nissan Leaf e+ 2018–2023 ×
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Production years 2022 2018–2023 — —
Generation Valhalla (2022) ZE1 — —
Body type Sedan Hatchback — —
Fuel Hybrid Electric — —
Engine 4.0L V8 8AT (937 HP) Electric — —
Displacement — — — —
Power 937 hp 217 hp — —
Power 689 kW 160 kW — —
Torque — 340 Nm — —
Gearbox DSG Automatic — —
Gears — 1 — —
Drivetrain RWD FWD — —
0-100 km/h 2,5 s 7,3 s — —
Top speed 330 km/h 157 km/h — —
Consumption (city) — — — —
Consumption (highway) — — — —
Consumption (combined) — — — —
Battery — 62 kWh — —
WLTP range — 385 km — —
Energy use — 17,1 kWh/100km — —
AC charging — 6,6 kW — —
DC charging — 50 kW — —
Charge time 10–80% — 45 min — —
CO₂ emissions — 0 g/km — —
Euro emission class — — — —
Length — 4 490 mm — —
Width — 1 788 mm — —
Height — 1 540 mm — —
Wheelbase — 2 700 mm — —
Weight — 1 710 kg — —
Trunk — 420 l — —
Seats 5 5 — —
Doors 4 5 — —
Price — ~ price from €31,500 to €38,500 — —

Estimated monthly running costs

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