The Leaf isn’t one of them. Riding on a new platform with a new, liquid-cooled battery, new powertrain, new bodywork, new ...

How charging works on the new Nissan Leaf: The Tesla (NACS) plug on the passenger side of the car is used for fast-charging. The J1772 plug on the driver's side is used for slow and Level 2 charging ...

With the all-new 2026 Leaf on the way, Nissan has put together a series of three short videos focusing on different aspects of the reimagined EV. The third and final segment dives into the critical ...

The new 2026 Nissan LEAF has an EPA-estimated driving range of up to 303 miles, but real-world tests suggest it can go even ...

The Nissan Leaf has been a dependable choice for electric vehicle owners for more than 15 years. It wasn’t flashy – but it got the job done. Now, Nissan is completely overhauling the Leaf for 2026. It ...

When it comes to public charging, there are essentially three choices: slow, fast or rapid. Slow charging comes in the form of 7.4kW charging points, running on AC (alternating current) power, which ...

With over 300 miles of estimated range, a Tesla charge port, and native Android software, the pioneering EV is back and better than ever. With over 300 miles of estimated range, a Tesla charge port, ...

Once a pioneer of the EV world, the current-generation Nissan Leaf now finds itself eclipsed in a market brimming with over a hundred alternatives. And now, with a new 2025 Nissan Leaf on the horizon, ...

Nissan is recalling certain Leaf electric vehicles due to a risk of batteries overheating and catching fire while fast charging, the NHTSA disclosed this week. Owners are advised not to fast charge ...

Nissan is recalling 19,077 Leaf electric vehicles in the United States over concerns that their lithium-ion batteries could overheat and catch on fire when using Level 3 quick charging. Nissan is ...