Nissan
Electric Vehicles • Founded 1933 • Yokohama, Japan
Nissan pioneered mass-market electric vehicles with the LEAF in 2010 and continues to push boundaries with the premium Ariya crossover. With over a decade of EV leadership, Nissan brings proven electric technology to every driver.
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Nissan Ariya
A bold, premium electric crossover with a lounge-like interior and advanced e-4ORCE all-wheel drive technology.
Nissan LEAF
The pioneering electric car that started it all. Affordable, practical, and perfect for daily commuting.
Why Choose Nissan?
EV Pioneer
Over a decade of EV manufacturing experience, with millions of electric miles driven worldwide.
e-4ORCE AWD
Advanced twin-motor all-wheel drive system delivers precise control in all conditions.
ProPILOT Assist
Hands-on driver assistance with lane centering, adaptive cruise, and traffic jam pilot.
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Nissan launched the LEAF in 2010 — making it the world's first mass-market electric car. Over 600,000 LEAFs have been sold worldwide, proving that mainstream EV adoption was possible years before Tesla's Model 3.
The Ariya is Nissan's modern EV flagship — a sleek crossover built on the CMF-EV platform with up to 304 miles of range, available AWD, and a minimalist Japanese-inspired interior.
While Nissan was an EV pioneer, competitors have caught up. The Ariya competes in a now-crowded field against the IONIQ 5, ID.4, and Equinox EV. Nissan's advantage is experience and the LEAF's unbeatable entry price.
Nissan Charging Guide
How to charge your Nissan EV at home, on the road, and with fast chargers.
Home Charging
240V Level 2: ~8 hrs (Ariya)
Fast Charging
Up to 130 kW DC (Ariya) / CHAdeMO (LEAF)
10→80% in ~35 min (Ariya)Charging Network
CCS (Ariya) at all public fast chargers
Frequently Asked Questions
The Ariya is a solid, comfortable EV crossover with good range and a premium interior. It's not the fastest or longest-range, but it's well-rounded and competitively priced. The e-4ORCE AWD system is excellent in bad weather.
The LEAF is being phased out, but at $28,140 it remains one of the cheapest EVs available. It's best for city driving and short commutes. The CHAdeMO fast-charging port is a downside as the network shrinks.
The Ariya is newer, larger, and more capable — it's a modern crossover SUV with up to 304 miles of range and CCS charging. The LEAF is a compact hatchback with less range and the older CHAdeMO charging standard.