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The Nissan Ariya is one of the top electric vehicles in its class. Recently awarded Recurrent's Best Pre-Owned EV of 2025, this recognition highlights the SUV's impressive build quality and overall value. Here's why Recurrent's team of experts ranks the Ariya as a top contender in its segment.
 

The LEAF is a remarkable electric vehicle, holding the #2 spot in its class—a notable achievement given the fierce competition. While the Nissan LEAF already offers many impressive features, recent updates have further enhanced its appeal and performance.

 

Nissan now approves new tech in the form of a bi-directional charger for Nissan Leaf vehicles. Here's some more information about it.

Adaptive Charging

What the bi-directional charger means is that you can take energy from the all-electric Nissan leaf and use it in your house if you so choose. Leaf hasn't been able to do this for a while in the U.S. But it's now possible in a way that it just wasn't possible before.

 

If you're looking to own an electric vehicle (EV), it can be exciting to consider driving a futuristic car that is more fuel-efficient. You may also want to know about the long-term costs of owning an EV. There are a few findings that Consumer Reports discovered when conducting research related to the total ownership cost of EV models.
 

The 2022 Nissan LEAF offers versatility and efficiency for urban consumers in North America. This compact hatchback is available with several electric propulsion systems and compatible charging systems. The NissanConnect platform also provides advanced connectivity and guidance for handling this affordable electric vehicle. 

 

Looking ahead into the future, the Nissan Motor Corporation adopts a sustainable business model. Seeking to improve the mobility of valued consumers worldwide, the Nissan Ambition 2030 plan will require an investment of 17.6 billion dollars. Once the plan is successfully implemented, 15 all-new EV models from the company will arrive at dealerships worldwide.