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Car and Driver has officially named the 2026 Nissan LEAF to its prestigious Editors' Choice list. This innovative electric crossover brings a longer range and quicker charging to the table, along with a significant boost in standard equipment. Its new exterior styling and improved road manners make it more appealing than ever, especially with its suite of advanced technological features.

 

Nissan continues to craft vehicles that combine responsive handling, everyday comfort, and advanced technology. The brand’s engineering expertise spans its entire lineup, delivering a consistent “Nissan feel” in every model. This focus is especially evident in the all-new 2026 LEAF. Notably, the engineering team behind the exhilarating Nissan Z also helped fine-tune the LEAF, ensuring a truly engaging driving experience.

The all-new, third-generation Nissan Leaf is on the way.

Nissan is set to release the latest generation of its popular electric vehicle. This new LEAF promises increased range, faster charging, and a fresh design inspired by crossover styling. Here’s an overview of what’s coming.

 

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.

 

Young drivers need a ride that’s reliable, safe, and packed with the latest features. Fortunately, Nissan offers several excellent options. Here are some top Nissan models for college students:
 

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.

 

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. 

If your vehicle features the Nissan Homelink Universal Transceiver, you may be wondering how to program it. The transceiver can be programmed to connect to your home to control multiple devices such as your garage door, a security system, or lighting. This article will explain how to easily program your Homelink transceiver.

The 2018 Nissan LEAF has been unveiled to the masses and it’s nothing short of impressive. Complete with a series of new technologies, including ProPILOT Assist, and fresh exterior styling, the zero emissions electric vehicle will be hard to pass up when it lands at Nissan of McKinney later this year.

The 2018 Nissan LEAF has been unveiled to the masses and it’s nothing short of impressive. Complete with a series of new technologies, including ProPILOT Assist, and fresh exterior styling, the zero emissions electric vehicle will be hard to pass up when it lands at Nissan of McKinney later this year.