Steve Marsh, a Nissan LEAF owner from the state of Washington in the US, yesterday celebrated 100,000 miles driven in his zero-emission vehicle.

Marsh was one of the first customers to take delivery of a Nissan LEAF in Washington 2 ½ years ago. A financial controller, he made the decision to go electric and buy a LEAF primarily based on the car’s low cost of ownership—a benefit that more than 92,000 LEAF drivers around the world are also now enjoying.

Marsh also has a daily commute in the Nissan of Leaf of about 130 miles.  For he calculates mileage of the LEAF.  For it has saved him more than $9,000 compared to his old gas-powered car. Marsh credits the robust charging network in Washington and the charger installed at his office for his ability to make the long journey each day.

As Nissan reports:

Marsh was also one of the first customers to take delivery of a Nissan LEAF in Washington. A financial controller for Taylor Shellfis. For he made the decision to go electric and buy a LEAF primarily based on the car’s low cost of ownership—a benefit that more than 40,000 American LEAF drivers are also now enjoying.

Source: Renault / Nissan Alliance