2026 Nissan Leaf — Nissan’s latest all-electric car, completely redesigned and now offering significantly more capability than previous generations:

📍 2026 Nissan Leaf — Key Highlights

🔋 Electric Power & Range

• Battery: 75 kWh liquid-cooled lithium-ion pack (standard on most trims) 

• EPA-estimated electric range:

  • Up to ~303 miles on a full charge (on the S+ trim) 

  • 288 miles on the SV+ trim 

  • 259 miles on the Platinum+ trim 

• Motor: ~214 hp single front-motor (on 75 kWh trims) 

• Drive: Front-wheel drive only (no AWD option in the U.S. for 2026) 

This redesign brings a big jump in range compared with earlier Leaf models and places the Leaf much closer to competitors in the mainstream EV segment. 

⚡ Charging

• DC fast charging: Up to ~150 kW capability — about 35 min to go from ~10 % to ~80 % on a fast charger 

• Home (Level 2) charging: Standard Level 2 AC charging support 

• The Leaf offers NACS (Tesla) charging port compatibility in the U.S., plus a standard J1772 port for broad charger access. 

💰 Pricing (U.S. Estimated)

Based on available data: 

• Leaf S+ (75 kWh): ~$31,485 MSRP

• Leaf SV+ (75 kWh): ~$35,725 MSRP

• Leaf Platinum+ (75 kWh): ~$40,485 MSRP

• A base Leaf S with a smaller battery (52 kWh) may arrive later with a lower starting price, but it was not offered at launch in the U.S. for 2026.

Kelley Blue Book data suggests fair purchase prices can be slightly below these MSRPs in some markets. 

🛋️ Design & Features

• The 2026 Leaf shifts from the older hatchback look to a small crossover-like shape with improved aerodynamics for range efficiency. 

• Interiors include modern tech: large infotainment screens (12.3″ and 14.3″ options), wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, and standard ProPILOT Assist driver aids. 

• Higher trims add features like panoramic roofs, Bose audio, and premium appearance details. 

🚗 Summary — 2026 Nissan Leaf (USA)

👍 Pros

• Significantly better range than past Leaf models — up to ~303 miles. 

• More affordable EV pricing compared with many competitors. 

• Standard EV tech and driver assistance features.

⚠️ Considerations

• AWD version isn’t offered for 2026 in the U.S. market. 

• Smaller lower-price battery version wasn’t released in 2026, reducing the lowest entry price. 

Bottom line: The 2026 Nissan Leaf is a major step up — offering competitive EV range, modern tech, and strong value in an electric SUV-like package that’s positioned for everyday driving and long trips. 

If you want, I can also compare it with rivals like the Chevrolet Bolt EV or Tesla Model 3 in terms of range, price, and features — just let me know!