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2026 Nissan LEAF: All the Details
Nissan has just debuted the all-new 2026 LEAF. Officially labelled as a crossover by the brand, the new vehicle is a bit smaller than the current LEAF and sits a little lower to the ground. The big news is there's more power, more range, and larger batteries.
Officially, the new LEAF is shorter in overall length, down to 173.4 inches compared to 176.4-inches for the current model.
At the back of the car, the roofline features a katana blade-like molding, like the one on the Nissan Z.
Can have optional lighting elements like an illuminated Nissan emblem, stacked rectangular lighting elements and a full-width running lamp
When the LEAF is depleted, it can charge at speeds up to 150 kW and features a larger 7.2 kW onboard charger
On the driver’s side of the vehicle is a J1772 charge port, which is compatible with many public chargers
On the passenger’s side of the car is a NACS charge port that can be used with the Tesla Supercharger network
Another feature to help make charging easier is Nissan’s new Plug & Charge system. It allows drivers to plug the LEAF into a compatible public charger and the charging session will begin without needing to prompt it from an app or swipe a payment card.
The new battery packs are sealed by a resin cover beneath the vehicle that should help to keep cold air, snow and slush away from it during the winter.
Throughout the car, Nissan has incorporated what the brand refers to as “2-3” iconography consisting of two rectangles paired with three perpendicularly aligned rectangles.
