Nissan has officially revealed the third-generation 2026 LEAF—a sophisticated reinvention of its iconic electric vehicle.

Departing from its original hatchback silhouette, the all-new LEAF adopts clean, aerodynamic lines and a commanding SUV-like stance. The result is a vehicle that looks as progressive as the technology it houses.
The interior is equally transformative, featuring a refined minimalist layout that promotes comfort, roominess, and emotional well-being. It is purpose-built for modern living, where serenity and spatial awareness are just as important as functionality.
A Leap Ahead for EV and ICE Buyers
Building on 15 years of heritage and nearly 700,000 units sold globally, the all-new LEAF is crafted not only for seasoned EV enthusiasts but also to entice traditional internal combustion engine buyers.
Its upgraded range, faster charging, and suite of intelligent drive technologies elevate its real-world usability.

Notably, the 2026 LEAF introduces a compact and integrated 3-in-1 powertrain, combining motor, inverter, and reducer. The North American variant also receives the NACS port with Plug & Charge functionality—streamlining the charging experience.
Powertrain and Performance Specifications:
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Powertrain Architecture | 3-in-1 Motor, Inverter, and Reducer |
| Battery Type | Liquid-cooled Lithium-Ion |
| Usable Battery Capacity | Up to 75 kWh |
| Charging Standard (North America) | NACS with Plug & Charge |
| Infotainment Displays | Dual 14.3-inch with Google Built-in |
| Ambient Lighting | 64-color Adjustable |
| Audio System | Bose® Personal® Plus |
| Exterior Wheels | Available 19-inch |
| Assembly Location | Tochigi Plant, Japan |
The Bottom Line
Technological innovation defines this new LEAF. It introduces LEAF-first features like flush door handles, a dimming panoramic roof with heat shielding, wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™, 3D holographic tail lamps, and a 3D Intelligent Around View® Monitor with Invisible Hood View and Front Wide View.

Expected in U.S. dealerships by Fall 2025, the 2026 Nissan LEAF is not just a reimagined EV—it is an evolution in electric luxury mobility.




