Nissan has blown me aways with the design of the new leaf. Does it have the range, power, and price to make it an industry leader?
Effortlessly electric: All-new 2026 Nissan LEAF is the EV for
everyone
LEAF builds on nearly two decades of EV experience, bringing accessible electric mobility to the masses
• Completely reimagined with a fresh crossover design, enhanced aerodynamics and a spacious yet minimalist cabin
• Simplified charging with North American Charging Standard (NACS) port and
Plug & Charge, plus impressive predicted highway energy efficiency • Innovative technology with available electrically dimming panoramic moonroof, dual 14.3-inch screens and Google built-in1
The all-new 2026 Nissan LEAF makes effortless EV ownership a reality. Featuring a
more streamlined charging experience, improved range, a more enjoyable drive and
a remarkably sleek new design, LEAF represents the best of Nissan EV technology.
LEAF’s long range and quick charging make ownership a breeze. It is estimated to
deliver up to 303 miles of range per charge2. Additionally, LEAF can be recharged at
compatible Level 3 chargers from 10% to 80% in just 35 minutes3. Coupled with
predicted enhanced energy efficiency and North American Charging Standard (NACS)
compatibility, the all-new 2026 Nissan LEAF simplifies commuting and road trips
alike.
The 2026 Nissan LEAF is the stylish, smart EV that is easy to charge, easy to live with and makes daily driving more fun,” said Christian Meunier, chairman, Nissan Americas. “Nissan’s unmatched level of knowledge in the mass-market electric vehicle space resulted in the third-generation LEAF being the most effortless, most intuitive EV yet.
LEAF owners have driven over 12 billion EV miles globally4 and 2 billion miles in the U.S.5, representing a wealth of real-world experience and feedback that helped make every part of the new model better for everyday life. Nissan engineers used this trove of industry-exclusive EV knowledge to optimize every part of the all-new LEAF. The all-new 2026 LEAF will reach Nissan dealerships this fall.
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- It looks good! Yes that with the taillights and on the charger is so nice. They always did it with their racing cars. When they tested it they had the number "23" on it - well in the race of course other number depending on how good it performed of course. As I thought... and yes it has it. The see through the hood camera.
- I’m glad to see Mike Danger’s reviews. He is very thorough and very engaging when describing the vehicle. By the way, that car’s color gives off ‘90s vibes when light blue and teal colored cars ruled the streets.
- Oooo…they did good with this. The Leaf needed a good refresh. Sidebar: Funny to see that I’m not the only one who hollers “Not right now!” When Google gets all excited and chimes in.
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