Nissan Leaf MOT Results
Registered in 201183.3% pass rate
from 419 tests in 2017
(32% better than other 2011 cars)
Pass rate by mileage
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Failure rates by item
Here you can drill down into the failure rates for each item on the test. We've also compared the rates to the average results for 2011 cars and highlighted areas where the Nissan Leaf is unusually good or bad.
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5.7% fail on
Tyres
- 4.1% fail on Condition
- 1.7% fail on Tread depth
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4.8% fail on
Suspension
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1.9% fail on
Suspension arms
- 1.9% fail on Pins/bushes/ball joints
- 1.4% fail on Front suspension joints (5 times worse than other 2011 cars)
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1.2% fail on
Anti-roll bars
- 1.2% fail on Linkage pins/bushes/ball joints
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0.48% fail on
Drive shafts
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0.48% fail on
Front drive shafts
- 0.48% fail on Constant velocity joints
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0.48% fail on
Front drive shafts
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0.24% fail on
Wheel bearings
- 0.24% fail on Front
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0.24% fail on
Prescribed areas
- 0.24% fail on Component mounting
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1.9% fail on
Suspension arms
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4.3% fail on
Driver's view of the road
- 3.8% fail on Wipers
- 0.48% fail on Washers
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3.3% fail on
Brakes
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1.2% fail on
Brake performance
- 1.2% fail on Front wheels
- 0.72% fail on Electronic stability system (8 times worse than other 2011 cars)
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0.72% fail on
Service brake control components
(9 times worse than other 2011 cars)
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0.72% fail on
Pedal
(9 times worse than other 2011 cars)
- 0.72% fail on Anti-slip (10 times worse than other 2011 cars)
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0.72% fail on
Pedal
(9 times worse than other 2011 cars)
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0.48% fail on
Hydraulic systems
- 0.24% fail on Operation
- 0.24% fail on Leaks
- 0.24% fail on Restricted movement
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1.2% fail on
Brake performance
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2.1% fail on
Lamps, Reflectors and Electrical Equipment
(79% better than other 2011 cars)
- 1.2% fail on Registration plate lamp
- 0.72% fail on Headlamp aim (75% better than other 2011 cars)
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0.24% fail on
Position lamps
- 0.24% fail on Front lamps
- 0.24% fail on Stop lamp
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0.48% fail on
Steering
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0.48% fail on
Steering system
- 0.48% fail on Track rod end
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0.48% fail on
Steering system
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0.24% fail on
Seat Belts and Supplementary Restraint Systems
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0.24% fail on
Seat belts
- 0.24% fail on Condition
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0.24% fail on
Seat belts
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Nissan Leaf (2011 - 2018)
An affordable mainstream electric car, practical and well-equipped, range extended to 155 miles with optional 30kWh battery from September 2015.