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The all-new, third-generation Nissan Leaf is on the way.
Nissan’s popular electric vehicle is entering a new era. The latest LEAF brings improvements in driving range, faster charging capabilities, and a fresh design that leans into a crossover-inspired style. Here’s what you can look forward to with the new model.
The Nissan Ariya stands out as a top choice among electric vehicles. Recently recognized as Recurrent’s Best Pre-Owned EV of 2025, this award highlights the SUV’s exceptional quality and value. Here’s why Recurrent’s experts consider the Ariya a smart investment.
Exciting News for EV Owners
Nissan is paving the way for a brighter future for EV drivers with its expansive NISSAN ENERGY charging network. Designed to support ARIYA owners across the country, this network features over 90,000 public charging stations nationwide. Whether you're commuting to work or embarking on a road trip, Nissan is here to keep you charged and moving.
The LEAF is a standout electric vehicle, ranking #2 in its class—a remarkable achievement given the intense competition. Already known for its appealing features, the Nissan LEAF has recently gained even more traction with some key updates that enhance its popularity and competitiveness.
Nissan has confirmed that the Nissan Leaf will get bidirectional charging. It will be available in the United States. The feature will allow the Leaf to send electricity back to the grid. It won't affect the EV's warranty.
The company is expected to release more details about the bidirectional charging feature. Stay tuned in the coming weeks.
A recent study from Consumer Reports found that electric vehicles (EVs) offer savings over traditional gas-powered cars. The study looked at the cost of ownership for both vehicles over time and found that EVs are cheaper to own in almost every single category.
Nissan pledges to spend 17.6 billion dollars in the next five years on developing and manufacturing electric vehicles. The Japanese automotive titan might launch at least a dozen battery-powered models by 2030. More than 3,000 engineering jobs will be available at the company's research, design, and other facilities all over the world. The next generation of Nissan electric cars will also offer autonomous driving technologies.