How they work
Simplified charging at home
Maximize the charge of your EV in the comfort of your home with two charging options - level 1 and level 2.
Home installation whether you park in a garage or outside with weatherproof technology to accommodate all climates.
EV benefits
Explore the many ways EV will enhance your life - energy efficient, less standard maintenance, and tax credit incentives, to mention a few.
Potential tax credits, rebates, and incentives
Depending on where you live, you may qualify for potential state and city tax incentives for driving fully electric.
Nissan electric vehicles - built to thrill
Nissan ARIYA
With the performance of a sports car, the versatility of an SUV, and the break-through technology of e-4ORCE all-wheel-drive, the Nissan ARIYA is more than an EV, it’s truly a force of wonder.
Range
304 miles
miles for ARIYA VENTURE+
Battery Size
63 KWH
and available 87 KWH options
Nissan LEAF
Discover the instant acceleration, incredible range, and nimble handling of the all-electric Nissan LEAF - the world’s first mass-produced 100% electric car.
Range
212 miles
miles for LEAF SV PLUS
Battery Size
40 KWH
and available 60 KWH options
Going 100% electric adds up
Owning a Nissan LEAF offers a number of Electric Vehicle Benefits that extend beyond a lower cost of ownership. You’ll never have to stop for gas again, so forget the pump and stop worrying about the price of gas. Depending on where you live, you may qualify for potential state and city tax incentives for driving fully electric.
No gas, no tailpipe emissions
So forget gas stations and put emissions testing behind you — in the 100% electric Nissan LEAF, they’re truly a thing of the past.
HOV lane access
When the majority of commuters get stuck in stop-and-go traffic, your Nissan LEAF could potentially gain you access to HOV and Carpool lanes.
Less maintenance
Spark plugs, timing belts, oil changes - forget about them. With far fewer moving parts than conventional internal combustion engines, there’s less to maintain. Even your brake pads get a break because electric cars use the motor to slow down, reducing wear.