Nissan LEAF kicks everything up a notch. From 40% more range than the previous generation, to a boost in power to get you there quicker, to an easier way to charge, you’ll always look forward to the next exhilarating drive.
Choose ECO Mode to limit the motor’s output and conserve energy. It also slightly increases regenerative braking, all of which helps you achieve the best possible range.
Really serious about maxing out your range? You can also activate B Mode. This delivers more aggressive regenerative braking, which charges the battery.
Whether you are plugging in overnight or topping off during the day, it's easy to keep your Nissan LEAF fully charged.[*]
With an innovative charging system, it’s never been easier or quicker to get moving. And now with no wall box necessary, you can plug in to the same outlet as a conventional clothes dryer with Nissan LEAF’s available 120V/240V cord.[*]
Set a charging timer right from the navigation screen with just a few taps. This means that you can start and stop charging at designated times – so you can take advantage of off-peak electricity rates (2017 Nissan LEAF screen shown).
The available Quick Charge port allows you to plug into a Quick Charger and reach up to 80% charge in 40 minutes. This is the fastest method available – ideal for when you want to top off your charge or for quick pit stops on a long-distance trip.
Typically, electricity rates are lowest at night, when usage is lowest. By setting the timer so Nissan LEAF charges during off-peak hours, you can wake up ready to go, with a little extra money in your pocket.
Charging your Nissan LEAF using public charging stations is fast and easy. And with thousands of CHAdeMO Quick Charging points and level 2 stations already available, with more being built every day, you’re never far from your next charge. Plus, Quick Charging your vehicle takes about the same amount of time as enjoying a quick bite to eat.[*]
Ready for your next charge? Just pull up the charging map on your navigation screen, locate the nearest charging station, and let Nissan LEAF show you exactly how to get there. And with specialized filters, you can search for everything from the type of charger to the type of payment.
Charging your Nissan LEAF using public charging stations is fast and easy. There will be approximately 2,000 CHAdeMO Fast Charging points and over 30,000 level 2 stations and counting by 2017 in the U.S. And with select states offering electric vehicles the use of carpool lanes, getting to a public station is a cinch.
In addition to the growing number of public Quick Charge stations you can access with your Nissan LEAF, many Nissan dealers are offering Quick Chargers you can use free of charge. Now, topping off is even more convenient.[*]
Locate Nissan Dealers with Quick ChargersPowered by PlugShare, the Nissan LEAF EZ-Charge app maintains the world's largest database of EV charging stations, and Nissan LEAF owners get special access to PlugShare's No Charge To Charge® filter, which finds participating complimentary charging stations for you. The app also includes a Trip Planner, so you’ll know exactly where to charge even before you begin your next journey. [*]
With a larger capacity battery, confidence-inspiring warranty, and an extraordinary record of reliability, you can feel confident you are driving some of the best technology around.
The new Nissan LEAF battery not only holds more energy, it does so in the same amount of space as the previous battery. Your all-electric miles per charge will really add up.
We've got you covered. The comprehensive Nissan LEAF lithium-ion battery limited warranty is good for 8 years/100,000 miles (whichever occurs first).[*]