Going Electric

2026 Nissan LEAF in blue driving on curve with beams behind it.

DRIVE LIKE NEVER BEFORE

ENERGIZED AND EVOLVED

It's never been easier to get in and drive. Every Nissan EV features modern technology, advanced connectivity, and efficient range to help ease the stress of your commute. Home charging is simple and on the go, you can get access to an ever-growing network that includes more than 25,000 Tesla Superchargers.

The All-New 2026 Nissan LEAF

2026 Nissan Leaf interior featuring a two-tone dashboard, digital instrument cluster, large central touchscreen, and a blue and beige color scheme, viewed from the front passenger seat.
View of a panoramic sunroof from inside the 2026 Nissan Leaf, showing two light-colored front seats and a clear blue sky through the glass.
A person connects an electric charging cable to the 2026 Nissan Leaf at a charging station, with the station's screen visible in the background.

Built on time-tested EV technology with over 18 billion miles driven worldwide and the lowest starting MSRP out of all new EVs, the new LEAF raises the bar for electric vehicles with a bold new crossover design and secure automatic payments with Plug & Charge.

303

EPA-estimated mile range per charge for LEAF S+ — up to

75

kWh battery

2

Charging Ports - Level 3 NACS and Level 2 J1772

A sleek turquoise Nissan Leaf parked outside a modern building, showcasing a 5-star safety rating graphic on the left.

LEAF Awards and Accolades

Just getting started

WardsAuto

2026 LEAF – 10 Best Engines & Propulsion Systems List Winner

NHTSA

2025 LEAF – Received the highest 5-Star Overall Vehicle Safety Rating

CONVENIENCE

RANGE AND CHARGING

With thousands of public chargers across the country, you can put gasoline, oil and range anxiety in your rearview.

Locate Chargers

Power up with the NISSAN ENERGY Charge Network

Every 2026 LEAF owner now has easy access to one of the largest public charging networks from the convenience of the MyNISSAN app. With just a few taps, drivers can locate nearby stations and pay for charging sessions at any in-network energy provider, making every journey smoother and more connected.

A sleek turquoise 2026 Nissan Leaf is parked at a charging station, with the charging cable connected, against a clear blue sky.
A blue electric car is parked beside a modern building with a charging station. Sunlight casts tree shadows on the wall, creating a serene ambiance.

NOW OPEN

The NISSAN ENERGY Marketplace, powered by Electrum

NISSAN ENERGY Marketplace powered by Electrum is a new one-stop-shop that helps consumers research, purchase and install home energy solutions such as electric vehicle chargers, solar panels, and battery storage.

Marketplace

MyNISSAN App

Every 2026 LEAF driver can access the NISSAN ENERGY Charge Network allowing them to pay for charging sessions at in-network stations, including Tesla Superchargers. Download the MyNISSAN App to begin to access the network and charge these Nissan EVs more conveniently than ever.

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Person holding a smartphone displaying a car control app for a blue electric vehicle with 240-mile range. Features include lock, climate, and charge status.

EV BENEFITS

Benefits. Rewards. Incentives. Perks. So many states have them. See what may be available for you in your state, then get ready to enjoy instant torque and smooth, responsive acceleration with zero gas, zero oil and less routine maintenance.

A man stands near a blue Nissan Leaf, preparing to open the trunk while holding a tan cooler bag, with a modern building in the background.
Modern Nissan Leaf interior featuring a sleek dashboard, digital display, and stylish seats, with a city skyline visible outside.
A sleek white Nissan Leaf parked on a winding road alongside a rocky cliff, with a shiny guardrail in the foreground.

The benefits of going EV

There are many factors to consider when assessing the cost of EV ownership. Insurance and registration are costs that apply to any car, electric or gas. In terms of the cost of routine maintenance, with fewer moving parts, the cost of routine maintenance is less than gas-powered vehicles. Plus, electric charging can cost less than fueling gas-powered vehicles.

With more than 18 billion EV miles driven by Nissan owners we not only know what it takes to build an EV, but also how to support their drivers. That includes providing out-of-charge towing to nearest dealership, charging location or home and 24 hour/365 days Emergency Roadside Assistance.

New Nissan LEAF vehicles come with a 8‑year/100,000‑mile (whichever occurs first) lithium-ion battery limited warranty.

EV TECHNOLOGY

EVs aren’t just cars, they’re technologically advanced connected devices, inside and out. And just like any other connected device, you plug it in to recharge it. But what you might not realize is that in an EV, the power to move you also keeps you dialed in to your world.

Still have questions?

We've got the answers to your most frequently asked questions right here.

Does Nissan make a hybrid?

Yes! The all-new 2026 Rogue Plug-In Hybrid is expected to arrive at Nissan Dealerships in early 2026. It provides up to 38 miles of all-electric range to tackle your daily commute, plus the versatility of gas-hybrid driving to go farther when adventure beckons.

How do you access your EV with the app?

Accessing your EV from the app starts by downloading the MyNISSAN app. Login using your NISSAN ID. From the Home screen, select “Charging”. Next, select “Start Activation”, and add a Payment method that will be used to pay for charging sessions. From the MyNISSAN app you will also be able to adjust your cabin temperature, set charging timers, and get range info directly from your compatible smartphone and smartwatch.

How do electric cars work?

Nissan EVs are powered entirely from an on-vehicle battery pack. They do not utilize internal combustion engines or gasoline to operate, so they do not produce any tailpipe emissions. These vehicles receive all their energy from chargers that draw electricity from the grid.