We review the Nissan Leaf Tekna (Glow in the dark) from price to economy and all its features

I DON'T normally venture into the woods at night - I leave that to doggers.
But this week I made an exception. The only place to test this one-off glow-in-the-dark Nissan Leaf was somewhere pitch-black.
Somewhere with no street lights, no passing cars and hopefully no horny strangers with torches.
Well, it worked a treat.
The all-electric Leaf absorbs UV rays during the day then glows blue like a sunbed for up to eight hours at night.
These are real pictures, using a slow shutter speed.
The eco-friendly paint is clever but I can't really see the point for cars — unless it was solar paint that charged your battery.
Now there's a bright idea.
A Nissan Leaf Tekna is £199 a month with 0 per cent APR for 25 months, customer deposit of £2,688 and a dealer deposit of £3,200. Optional final payment of £14,925.
It's well-equipped, spacious and fun to drive at 2p a mile. An 80-per-cent charge with Rapid Charger takes 30 minutes. Built in Sunderland. this is Europe's top-selling EV, with 4,051 UK sales last year.
Key Facts
- Price: £25, 590
- Power: Fully electric Official range: 120 miles
- Real-world range: 80 miles-plus
- Road tax: Free Emissions: Zero
- 0-62mph: 11.5 seconds
- Top speed: 87mph
- Warranty: 3yrs/ 60,000 miles
- Battery: 5yrs/ 60,000 miles