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LEAF
UP TO
168 MILES1
FOR CITY DRIVING
go farther than ever before
GO THE DISTANCE WITH NISSAN LEAF
HOW FAR CAN I GO
LEAF
UP TO
168 MILES1
FOR CITY DRIVING
LEAF
UP TO
168 MILES1
FOR CITY DRIVING
NISSAN LEAF - AT HOME IN THE CITY
With 146 HP of 0% electric power, plus e-Pedal and ProPILOT technologies for safer, easier driving, Nissan LEAF is ideal for everyday commutes and trips around town.
LEAF E+
UP TO
239 MILES1
FOR LONGER COMMUTE
LEAF E+
UP TO
239 MILES1
FOR LONGER COMMUTE
LEAF E+
UP TO
239 MILES1
FOR LONGER COMMUTE
NISSAN LEAF E+ - READY FOR THE OPEN ROAD
With its larger, power-enhanced battery and a high-power all-electric motor delivering up to 214 HP², Nissan LEAF e+ is at home on the open road for commuting without compromise.
HOW TO GET MORE RANGE FROM EVERY CHARGE?
Your autonomy (the distance you can drive between charges) can be affected by the way you drive:
SPEED
Hard acceleration, or too much slowing down and speeding up, reduces battery performance. To maximise your range, try to keep your driving smooth and steady.
DRIVING STYLE
More speed uses more energy, so the faster you drive the more often you’ll have to charge. Increase the time between charges with Eco Mode or B mode regenerative braking.
TOPOGRAPHY
Pulling your car uphill takes more energy than driving on the flat. But the good news is that when you drive back down, you can recover energy.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
The temperature affects your battery's capacity and the energy you use to heat and demist your car.
EXTEND YOUR RANGE
Nissan LEAF offers you two driving modes designed to extend your range and make the most of the all-electric driving experience.
B MODE: RECOVER BRAKING ENERGY
Serious about maxing out your range? Activate B Mode. It delivers more regenerative braking, which charges the battery without compromising on driving power.
ECO MODE
Choose ECO Mode to limit engine output and save energy. It slightly increases regenerative braking to boost your range, too. To get the most mileage out of your Nissan LEAF, use B mode and ECO mode at the same time.
MORE RANGE, AND ALSO MORE TECH
EASY CHARGING, HOWEVER SUITS YOU BEST
How to charge
There are several ways to charge your Nissan LEAF. At home, most owners opt for Type 2 charging. On the go? A wide network of public charging stations also offer Type 2, while an increasing number offer 50 kW CHAdeMO capability.
Option #1
AC CHARGING: HOME, OFFICE OR ON THE ROAD
Option #1
AC CHARGING: HOME, OFFICE OR ON THE ROAD
Option #1
AC CHARGING: HOME, OFFICE OR ON THE ROAD
LEAF BATTERY FULL CHARGE
7H30
Up to 168 Miles1
LEAF BATTERY FULL CHARGE
7H30
Up to 168 Miles1
LEAF BATTERY FULL CHARGE
7H30
Up to 168 Miles1
LEAF e+ BATTERY FULL CHARGE
11H30
Up to 239 Miles1
LEAF e+ BATTERY FULL CHARGE
11H30
Up to 239 Miles1
LEAF e+ BATTERY FULL CHARGE
11H30
Up to 239 Miles1
PLUG RIGHT INTO A 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 RIGHT INTO AN AC CHARGER
Charge your Nissan LEAF to 100% in less than 8hours with a professionally installed Nissan 7kW AC Charger.
Option #2
480V QUICK CHARGE: ON THE GO
Option #2
480V QUICK CHARGE: ON THE GO
Option #2
480V QUICK CHARGE: ON THE GO
LEAF BATTERY FROM 20 TO 80% CHARGE
AROUND
60 MINUTES
QUICK CHARGE2
LEAF BATTERY FROM 20 TO 80% CHARGE
AROUND
60 MINUTES
QUICK CHARGE2
LEAF BATTERY FROM 20 TO 80% CHARGE
AROUND
60 MINUTES
QUICK CHARGE2
LEAF e+ BATTERY FROM 20 TO 80% CHARGE
AROUND
90 MINUTES
QUICK CHARGE2
LEAF e+ BATTERY FROM 20 TO 80% CHARGE
AROUND
90 MINUTES
QUICK CHARGE2
LEAF e+ BATTERY FROM 20 TO 80% CHARGE
AROUND
90 MINUTES
QUICK CHARGE2
2Figures quoted for 40kWh (LEAF) and 62kWh (LEAF e+) batteries. Indicated charging time based on starting charge of 20% and use of a CHAdeMO (50KW) rapid charger. Time may vary depending on charging conditions including charger type and condition, battery temperature and ambient temperature at point of use. 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.
WHERE AND WHEN TO CHARGE
A SEAMLESS TRIP AT YOUR FINGERTIPS
With all your tools at the touch of a button, life with the Nissan LEAF is easy. Map your journey, locate all the charging stations en route and access all your driver info, navigation, news and entertainment with our apps.
Finding your next charge is fast and easy thanks to a variety of public charging options.
- CHAdeMO Quick Charging points. The fastest way to charge. Charge your Nissan LEAF in about time the it takes to enjoy a bite to eat.
- Public Level 2 charging stations. These public charging stations can offer complimentary or paid charging.
- Participating Nissan Dealerships. You can even charge your Nissan LEAF at many Nissan dealerships throughout the country.
ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING NETWORK
Nissan LEAF is compatible with CHAdeMO DC charging network. To date there are more than 1300 compatible rapid chargers across the country. The future is truly electric and the network is continuously expanding.
CHOOSE WHEN YOU WANT 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 services³. You can also save on your electricity bill by setting your Nissan LEAF to charge at off-peak hours.
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1Range 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. Figures shown are for comparability purposes; only compare figures with vehicles tested to the same technical procedures. The electric range shown achieved using the new (WLTP) test procedure. Figures obtained after the battery was fully charged. Actual real world driving results may vary depending on factors such as the starting charge of the battery, accessories fitted after registration, weather conditions, driving styles and vehicle load.
2Figures quoted for 40kWh (LEAF) and 62kWh (LEAF e+) batteries. Indicated charging time based on starting charge of 20% and use of a CHAdeMO (50KW) rapid charger. Time may vary depending on charging conditions including charger type and condition, battery temperature and ambient temperature at point of use. 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.
3To use NissanConnect Services you need a smartphone with compatible iOS or Android operating system and a SIM card with data option from a mobile service provider. Download the free NissanConnect Services app and create a username and password. Connect your smartphone with your vehicle equipped with NissanConnect Services by logging in using your username and password. All services are subject to mobile network coverage. For set up details please refer to the how to connect guide.
4ProPILOT is standard on Tekna and e+ Tekna, optional from N-Connecta grades. You should not rely solely on driver convenience features. Some features may not work in all conditions and circumstances. Speed and other limitations apply. ProPILOT is an Advanced Driver Assistance technology but cannot prevent collisions. ProPILOT is intended for “Eyes on/ Hands On” for motorways only (road separated by Barriers). It is the driver’s responsibility to stay alert, drive safely and be able to take control of the vehicle at any time. For terms and conditions relating to Nissan technologies, please click here.
5The data provided is based on internal testing data. The information is indicative and does not refer to a particular individual vehicle. Information does not constitute part of the offer. The figures may vary depending on multiple factors such as optional equipment, battery condition, climate control, maintenance, driving behaviour and non-technical factors like weather conditions, actual route etc. Real world results may vary. Nissan expressly reserves the right to modify the calculator any time.