Less charging, more range & more miles for less money
Drive past every gas station with a smile, spend less time at the mechanic, and more time on the road. With the Nissan LEAF, you can now go farther on a single charge and the savings just keep adding up. Find out by how much with the calculator below.
The range to roam
HOW FAR CAN I GO
LEAF
With 147 HP of zero-emission power, plus e-Pedal [1] technology for safer, easier driving, Nissan LEAF is ideal for shorter commutes and trips around town.
Up to
270 Km
For city driving [3]
Up to
270 Km
For city driving [3]
Up to
270 Km
For city driving [3]
Charging that fits around you
HOW TO CHARGE
There are several ways to charge your Nissan LEAF. At home & at work, most EV owners opt for using an AC Charger. [5]
On the go? A wide network of public charging stations is available, as well as an increasing number of Quick Chargers offering fast recharge up to 80% of capacity in around 60 minutes.
Choose your charge
AT HOME, AT THE OFFICE, ON THE ROAD
Two charging cables offer you all the options you need at home or on the road. The home charging cable plugs into a regular 220V outlet for easy overnight charging almost anywhere. The 240V Type2 cable plugs into a dedicated AC Charger at home [5] , at work or on the road.
FULL CHARGE – UP TO 270KM [3]
Plug into a regular electrical outlet
The classic way to charge your Nissan LEAF is by using one of the cables supplied. Just plug it directly into a standard domestic wall socket wherever you may be.
Plug into a Nssan 7KW AC charger
Charge your Nissan LEAF up to 100% in less than 8hours with a professionally installed Nissan 7kW AC Charger. [5]
QUICK CHARGING ON THE GO
Plug your Nissan LEAF into a CHAdeMO rapid charger and get from 20% to 80% charge in around 60 minutes. Discover the fastest way to charge, with more than 8,000 480V ChadeMO Quick Charging Stations across Europe.Charging times may be affected by a number of factors, please see below for more information.[4]
60 minutes
LEAF BATTERY QUICK CHARGE [4] FROM 20% TO 80% CHARGE
Where and When to charge
Whether you're at home or at a charging station, you can set a charging timer right from the touch-screen display or using the NissanConnect services [6]. You can also save on your electricity bill by setting your Nissan LEAF to charge at off-peak hours.
Our customer promise
PEACE OF MIND IS STANDARD
8 year / 160,000 km nissan leaf battery warranty [7]
Every Nissan LEAF is backed by a New Vehicle Limited Warranty that includes 60- month/100 000 km (whichever occurs earlier) powertrain and electric vehicle system coverage and 96-month/160 000 km (whichever occurs earlier) Lithium-Ion Battery coverage.
[1] You should not rely solely on driver convenience features. Some features may not work in all conditions and circumstances. Speed and other limitations apply. For terms and conditions relating to Nissan technologies, please contact your Nissan dealer or www.nissan.XX/
[2] Range figures are obtained from laboratory testing in accordance with EU legislation and are intended for comparison between the different types of vehicles. The information does not refer to a particular individual vehicle and does not constitute part of the offer. The figures may not reflect real driving results. Optional equipment, maintenance, driving behavior and non-technical factors like weather conditions may affect the official results. Figures were determined under the new Worldwide harmonized Light Vehicles Test Procedure (WLTP) test cycle.
[3] Figures quoted are for a 40kWh (Nissan LEAF) battery. Time dependent on charging conditions, including charger type and condition, battery temperature as well as ambient temperature at point of use. Indicated rapid charging time requires use of a CHAdeMO rapid charger. The Nissan LEAF is designed to support the majority of journeys in daily life and is equipped with charging safeguards to protect the battery during repeated rapid charging sessions in a short period of time. The time taken for successive rapid charging can take longer if the battery temperature activates the battery safeguarding technology.
[4] The maximum AC charging power from the LEAF is 6.6 kW. The specified charging time is based on charging with a type 2 charging cable (mode 3) 32A.
[5] Connecting a mobile phone to use NissanConnect should only be done if the car is parked safely. Use of the system should always be in accordance with the rules of the Highway Code. Drivers should only use the system when it is safe to do so. Users should be aware of the potential for hands-free technology to distract attention from the road, which could impact on having full control of the vehicle
[6] 8 years / 160,000 km (whichever comes sooner) lithium-ion battery warranty. For full terms and conditions visit your local participating Nissan Dealer.
Images and descriptions shown are for guidance purposes. In some instances photos are of non-[market] specification vehicles and do not represent a specific model, grade or offer. The features shown may not be available or may not be available as standard or only as option. (at an extra charge)
