Nissan Leaf

Now that the automotive world is well within the transition to widespread electric vehicle acceptance, it’s easy to forget who and what were the pioneers An EV forerunner, the Nissan Leaf quickly lost its advantage with the entry of Tesla. Can the latest E+ version of the battery-powered hatch deliver relevancy in 2023?

Read or watch Tom Baker's expert review of the 2019 Nissan Leaf EV, including driving, handling, interior, technology, price and servicing.

Nissan has unveiled a long-awaited new generation Leaf, ditching its current hatchback design for a small SUV body, and gaining a large 75kWh battery Small EV, big battery: Nissan’s new Leaf finally revealed with fresh tech, but will it be good enough to beat China and Korea?

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The world's first mass-volume electric car is moving from hatchback to a crossover body style for its third generation, with the next Nissan Leaf The world's first mass-market EV will reportedly increase its range by more than 55 percent for the new, sleeker, third-generation model just unveiled.

Australians bought more electric vehicles (EVs) in 2024 than ever before, with 91,292 sales eclipsing the 2023 total (87,217) by 4.7 percent, in an The best-selling electric vehicles in Australia, from the chart-topping Tesla Model Y to the least popular EVs on the market

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Nissan has announced it will accelerate its 2030 electrification strategy globally, boosting the number of electric vehicles it will build from 23 to 27 The Japanese automaker wants to have 98 percent of its cars sold in Europe to be electric by 2026

The pure-electric Nissan Leaf has returned to Australia with a new look and a more expensive price tag than before

Queensland’s recently-announced EV subsidy is only available for EVs worth $57,999 or less – so what can you get for that kind of money?

As the car market welcomes new and enticing EVs to the fray, the pioneering Nissan Leaf has adopted small changes to keep itself in the fight

The mysterious crossover SUV at the helm of Nissan’s multi-billion dollar investment into British-built electric cars will be badged Leaf.

Real world range test of the Tesla Model 3, Hyundai Kona Electric, Nissan Leaf, MG ZS EV and Audi e-tron.

The Leaf e+ gives drivers 115km more range than the standard model along with a good deal more power to help it reach 100km/h in 6.9 seconds.

Nissan has officially built more units of the all-electric Leaf than of its iconic Bluebird with almost 200,000 constructed at one factory.

Nissan has confirmed it will bring its Leaf e+ EV to Australia in 2021 with more power and a longer range of 384 kilometres.

With a bold plan to sell 20,000 electrified cars a year in Australia by 2022, Nissan will launch up to 15 additional EVs in the next three years.