Nissan LEAF and Gateway Group: The green revolution that you can trust

Nissan LEAF and Gateway Group: The green revolution that you can trust
Pioneering the switch to electric mobility
Facing an entirely new concept has you dealing with a lot of unknowns. Like moving to a new country, for example.
The initial phase can indeed be terrifying. However, things get a lot easier when you can rely on someone who’s been there for a long time. Even more so when you have someone that you can trust.
The same goes when it comes to choosing our vehicles. As we all know, the era of electric mobility has begun. But together, the Nissan LEAF and its exclusive distributor, the Gateway Group is here to make your transition to electric vehicles easy.

Nissan prides itself with the LEAF as the world’s first mass-market electric vehicle. When the first generation came out in 2010, the Nissan LEAF laid the groundwork and set a pioneering example of what a modern EV should be – complex, but easy to drive.

It was the first time the world saw a vehicle that can provide loads of driving fun, but could also store energy and feed it back to their homes whenever they wanted, all while emitting zero carbon dioxide.

When it was finally time for Nissan to introduce the second-generation model that we see today, the manufacturer had already refined the technologies to boost the convenience, efficiency, and safety of the LEAF while remaining true to the ethos of the first-generation model - highly advanced without being intimidating.

The new electric powertrain with increased power output has enhanced the driving experience, together with the e-Pedal function that recovers the energy lost while decelerating. The lithium-ion battery offers better range, and the improved electric architecture allows the LEAF to fully recharge in a matter of minutes.

Nissan wanted to make driving more enjoyable and stress-free with the LEAF, as they introduced the ProPilot driver assistance system – an advanced technology that moves closer towards autonomous driving, and at the same time also helps prevent accidents on the road.

To this day, the Nissan LEAF’s story continues to make people embrace electric mobility, as more than half a million vehicles have been sold to satisfied customers in 59 markets around the globe.

On the other hand, Gateway is a progressive dealership group that’s been operating in key cities in the Philippines for over 20 years now. They are one of the pioneers in providing flexible payment options and offering the best deals for vehicle buyers while providing exceptional aftersales services to its customers.

With their expertise in both sales and aftersales, the Gateway Group was chosen by Nissan Philippines as the exclusive dealer partner to sell and service the LEAF. Throughout its dealer network that covers Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, the Gateway Group made a significant contribution in growing the charging infrastructure in the country as their Nissan dealerships feature a charging station that LEAF owners can freely and exclusively use.

So far, Gateway Group’s Nissan dealerships are the only mass-market outlets that offer this kind of service, all done to make your switch to electric mobility a convenient experience.

The Nissan LEAF retails for PHP 1,998,000. But for financing applications, customers can avail of the following low downpayment offers from Gateway. Instead of paying PHP 399,600, you can get a 20% downpayment deal for only PHP 199,000. For 15% downpayment, instead of paying PHP 299,700, you’ll only pay PHP 99,000.

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For more of these attractive deals in transitioning towards electric vehicle ownership, you can check out Gateway’s vast network of Nissan dealerships nationwide.
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