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2026 Nissan LEAF Arrives with Lower Price, Longer Range, and Expanded Charging Access
Nissan introduces the redesigned 2026 LEAF with a longer 303-mile range, new technology features, and the lowest starting MSRP of any EV on sale in the U.S.

Nissan’s latest EV emphasizes practicality, affordability, and a longer driving range for everyday use.
Photo: Nissan
The all-new 2026 Nissan LEAF will arrive at dealerships this fall with a starting Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) of $29,990 for the S+ grade — the lowest starting price of any new EV currently available in the U.S.
Pricing and Grades
LEAF S+: $29,990
LEAF SV+: $34,230
LEAF PLATINUM+: $38,990
Entry-grade LEAF S pricing will be announced later.
Destination and handling not included.
The SV+ grade undercuts the 2025 LEAF SV PLUS by $1,960, while offering additional standard features and longer driving range.

The redesigned LEAF reflects Nissan’s ongoing commitment to accessible electrification.
Photo: Nissan
Range and Charging
The 2026 LEAF offers an extended range of up to 303 miles per charge. Built-in North American Charging Standard (NACS) compatibility with Plug & Charge provides access to more than 20,000 Tesla Superchargers nationwide.
Design and Interior
The exterior features a streamlined design with flush motorized door handles, a curving roofline with a katana blade element inspired by the Nissan Z, and a segment-first dimming panoramic roof.
Inside, the cabin includes dual displays (12.3 inches in S/S+; 14.3 inches in SV+/PLATINUM+), an open flat-floor layout, and redesigned seats for improved rear passenger space.

Inside, the LEAF combines advanced technology with a more open and spacious cabin design.
Photo: Nissan
Technology
Standard driver assistance and safety technologies include:
Intelligent Around View Monitor
Invisible Hood View
Front Wide View
Google built-in with Google Maps is available, offering route planning and access to other apps.
Nissan’s EV Mission
“The LEAF kicked off the mainstream EV market 15 years ago, and Nissan remains focused on making electric driving accessible,” said Vinay Shahani, senior vice president of U.S. Marketing and Sales at Nissan.
Originally posted on Automotive Fleet
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