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The Iconic EV Reimagined: Nissan Unveils All-new Third-generation LEAF

Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. unveiled the all-new 2026 LEAF. Completely reimagined with clean, dynamic body lines, the third-generation LEAF combines a sleek profile with an SUV-like stance. Inside, a refined, minimalist cabin is optimized for roominess, comfort and wellbeing to accommodate all of life’s journeys.

With over 15 years of proven dependability and the customer insights of almost 700,000 global sales, the all-new LEAF builds on the model’s DNA of reliable, affordable and attractive EV ownership, delivering strong value for the mass-market.

Beyond appealing to EV customers, the all-new LEAF is a compelling option for internal combustion engine buyers. With a substantially increased driving range, faster charging speeds and an array of drive-enhancing technologies, it makes EV ownership easier and more enjoyable.

The all-new LEAF will reach U.S. Nissan dealerships in the Fall, with other markets to follow.

Numerous Nissan-first features include:

  • New 3-in-1 powertrain with compact integrated motor, inverter and reducer
  • North American Charging Standard (NACS) port with Plug & Charge functionality added to vehicles in North America
  • 3D holographic tail lamps
  • Available dimming panoramic roof with heat shielding

A range of firsts for the LEAF nameplate also include:

  • Liquid-cooled lithium-ion batteries with up to 75-kWh usable capacity
  • Available dual 14.3-inch displays
  • Available Google built-in, including Google Maps
  • Wireless Apple CarPlay and wireless Android Auto
  • Flush door handles
  • Available 19-inch wheels
  • Available 64-colour ambient interior lighting
  • 3D Intelligent Around View® Monitor
  • Invisible Hood View3 and Front Wide View
  • Available Bose® Personal® Plus premium audio

The all-new Nissan LEAF will be assembled for the U.S. and Canada markets alongside the Ariya at Nissan’s Tochigi plant in Japan.

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