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The all-new 2026 Nissan LEAF snagged a spot on Car and Driver's Editors' Choice list. Not only does this electric-powered vehicle offer a more extended driving range and faster charging times. Improved driving dynamics and a striking new crossover design make the LEAF even more appealing. Of course, upgraded tech features arrive as well.

The all-new, third-generation Nissan Leaf is on the way. Not only will Nissan's top-selling electric vehicle boast more range and faster charging, but it will also have a more crossover-like appearance. Let's take a closer look at some of the key details of the new model.
 

The Nissan Ariya is one of the top electric vehicles in its class. It was recently named Recurrent's Best Pre-Owned EV of 2025, which is a testament to this SUV's outstanding build quality and value. Let's take a look at why Recurrent's team of experts considers the Ariya to be such a solid option.

 

Nissan is an automaker that has always been at the forefront of innovation and technology. They were one of the first companies to focus on electric vehicles, debuting the Nissan Leaf in 2010. The LEAF hasn't deviated from its original design too much since then. The latest models are still considered part of the vehicle's first generation. Nissan recently announced that it will approve a bi-directional charger for the LEAF.
 

When it comes to buying an EV, people like the idea, but they wonder about the costs of ownership long-term. Yet, Consumer Reports research shows the consideration of the total cost for ownership. EVs lead the pack. Here are the main findings.

 

Nissan announced their new electric vehicle models for 2022. These models are in addition to the Nissan LEAF, which is currently the best-selling electric vehicle globally. The new models will offer a variety of features and options to cater to a wide range of consumers. Nissan is committed to making electric cars more accessible and affordable, and this announcement is another step in that direction.

 

Nissan has been one of the most dominant automotive companies in the United States of America. This Japanese brand has fiercely competed against a handful of other popular companies in the saturated marketplace in the USA. At the end of 2022, Nissan revealed some major production and restructuring plans for future generations. This firm wants to invest approximately 17.6 billion dollars in electric vehicles in the next five years.