The Comparative Analysis :
Nissan Leaf 24 kWh (12 - 13) vs. Mercedes A 180 (18 - 19)
€ 34,000

€ 27,500

€ 34,000
Base Price ⓘBase price of a new vehicle with standard equipment in Germany at market launch.
€ 27,500
ⓘBase price of a new vehicle with standard equipment in Germany at market launch. Price Info
Vehicle Dimensions
The dimensions of these vehicles differ slightly. The Nissan Leaf (24 kWh) is 2.6 cm longer, 2.6 cm narrower and 10.5 cm taller than the Mercedes A 180.
Nissan Leaf (24 kWh)
Mercedes A 180
1545
1770
1970
1440
1796
1992
1770 mm
Width
1796 mm
1970 mm
Width Incl. Mirrors
1992 mm
1545 mm
Height
1440 mm
2690
4445
2729
4419
4445 mm
Length
4419 mm
2690 mm
Wheelbase
2729 mm
Vehicle Weight
Nissan Leaf (24 kWh)
Mercedes A 180
1642 kg
Kerb Weight
1350 kg
1965 kg
Gross Vehicle
Weight
Weight
1865 kg

Weight Difference:
292 kg
17.78 %

General
Nissan Leaf (24 kWh)
Mercedes A 180
ZE0
Generation
W177
Hatchback
Car Body Style
Hatchback
Electricity
Fuel Type
Unleaded (95 RON)

Front-wheel drive
Drive
Front-wheel drive

1-speed automatic transmission
Transmission
6-speed manual transmission
Engine
Nissan Leaf (24 kWh)
Mercedes A 180
Electrically excited synchronous motor
Engine Type
Straight-four petrol engine with turbocharger
Engine Series
Mercedes-Benz M 282
Engine Code
M 282.914

0
Valves
4
0
Cylinders
4
0 CC
Engine Capacity
1332 CC
108 bhp
at 0 rpm
Power
134 bhp
at 5500 rpm
Nissan Leaf (24 kWh)
108 bhp
134 bhp
Mercedes A 180
280 NM
at 0 rpm
Max. Torque
200 NM
at 1460 rpm
Nissan Leaf (24 kWh)
280 NM
200 NM
Mercedes A 180
Performance
Nissan Leaf (24 kWh)
Mercedes A 180
90 mph
Maximum Speed
134 mph
11.9 sec
Acceleration 0 to 62 mph
8.8 sec
62 mph
62
mph
mph
165 m
0.000 sec

Nissan Leaf (24 kWh)
62 mph
62
mph
mph
122 m
0.000 sec

Mercedes A 180
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15.2 kg/bhp
Weight-to-Power Ratio
10.07 kg/bhp
Nissan Leaf (24 kWh)
15.2 kg/bhp
10.07 kg/bhp
Mercedes A 180
Fuel Economy / Emissions
Nissan Leaf (24 kWh)
Mercedes A 180
Fuel Economy
28 kWh✽
( 144 MPGe ⓘ Miles per gallon petrol equivalent (MPGe) is a measure of the average distance traveled per unit of energy consumed. MPGe, specified in miles per imperial gallon (~4.546 litres), is used to compare the energy consumption of vehicles that use different energy sources.)
combined ✽ per 100 miles
51 mpg
Nissan Leaf (24 kWh)
144 MPGe
51 mpg
Mercedes A 180
No data
city
38 mpg
No data
motorway
63 mpg
24 kWh
Fuel Tank Capacity
43 L
86 mi
Range
486 mi
Nissan Leaf (24 kWh)
86 mi
486 mi
Mercedes A 180
Environmental Impact
56.2 kWh
Total Energy Consumption
per 100 miles ⓘThe total energy consumption per 100 miles is the amount of energy consumed by a vehicle when burning fuel or using electricity per 100 miles (final energy), and the energy required to produce the appropriate amount of fuel or electricity (primary energy).
per 100 miles ⓘThe total energy consumption per 100 miles is the amount of energy consumed by a vehicle when burning fuel or using electricity per 100 miles (final energy), and the energy required to produce the appropriate amount of fuel or electricity (primary energy).
104.1 kWh
Nissan Leaf (24 kWh)
56.2 kWh
104.1 kWh
Mercedes A 180
Elektrofahrzeug
Emission Standard
Euro 6d-TEMP (WLTP) 36AG-AI
0 g/km (NEFZ)
CO2 Emissions
136 g/km (WLTP)
Practical Convenience
Nissan Leaf (24 kWh)
Mercedes A 180
5
Doors
5
5
No. of Seats
5
323 kg
Maximum Payload
515 kg
330 L
Boot Capacity
370 L









680 L
Boot Capacity (Seats Down)
1210 L