The new Nissan LEAF represents flexibility and confidence – whether in the city or on the highway. Two battery options are ...

It has two charging ports, but you may still need an adapter anyway. Here's why. How charging works on the new Nissan Leaf: The Tesla (NACS) plug on the passenger side of the car is used for ...

Looking for an affordable EV? Compare the newly redesigned 2026 Nissan Leaf and the Hyundai Kona EV side-by-side. See how ...

The Nissan Leaf is finally getting the makeover it deserves With over 300 miles of estimated range, a Tesla charge port, and native Android software, the pioneering EV is back and better than ever.

Charging on a Level 2 240- volt port at up to 19 kilowatts takes longer, at about three hours on average, but it also costs less at an average of 26 cents per kWh, per Stable.

Electric car charging infrastructure is growing at a slower rate in rural parts of the United States, according to an analysis from EV charging data analytics firm Paren.

The beauty of these charging pads is that they take up considerably less room than most conventional EV chargers. The spaces set aside for EVs to charge are giant, whereas with a charging pad, it ...

The Nissan Leaf enters its third generation for 2026, with a new SUV-like body style and pricing that will likely start in the mid-$30,000s. A 75-kWh battery provides up to 303 miles of range and ...

The KIA Carens Clavis EV retains the silhouette of its ICE sibling but carries EV-specific styling cues such as a sealed ...

The wait is over for the next-generation Nissan Leaf. Yes, this pioneering all-electric vehicle is finally getting a ...

The all-new Leaf gets a 75 kWh liquid-cooled lithium-ion battery pack that can charge at up to 150 kW. On a Level 3 charger, Nissan claims a 10-80% charge would take 35 minutes.