From battery innovations that give you impressive power and range, to a vast network of public charging, it’s never been easier to own a Nissan electric car.
You can do it at home when you sleep. Or while you’re out grocery shopping. Charging your Nissan electric car just keeps getting faster and easier. Discover everything you need to know about charging.
Nissan is piloting the effectiveness of the vehicle to grid technology (V2G) in different European cities, with plans for a further deployment across the continent. With V2G, Nissan electric vehicle owners will be able to connect to the grid to charge at low-demand, cheap tariff periods and have the option feed the electricity stored in the vehicle’s battery back to the grid for potential profit in times of higher demand.
With the 40kWh battery, Nissan electric vehicles take you farther than you thought possible. The e-NV200 now can cover around 200km (WLTP Combined cycle) on a single charge - that's 60% farther than the previous generation battery. And the new Nissan LEAF gives you around 250km (WLTP Combined cycle).
Want to get the most out of your electric car and extend your range? Choose ECO mode to stretch your range. It's especially helpful for city driving. Really, really serious about maxing out your range? Activate B mode. It delivers more aggressive regenerative braking which charges the battery without compromising on driving power. It is great for driving in the city or on the highway. To get the most mileage out of your Nissan EV, use B mode and ECO mode at the same time.
In your introduction to physics class you may have learned that energy can’t be created or destroyed. It can only change form. Nissan electric vehicles incorporate regenerative braking to recapture some of the kinetic energy that would otherwise go to waste with conventional brakes. This helps you put energy back into your battery and go farther on every charge.
We stand behind our product. That is why the battery capacity of every new Nissan electric car and van is backed by a 8-year/100,000 miles (whichever occurs first) warranty.
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