The Nissan LEAF paved the way for electric cars! Are you looking for electric vehicles? Offering up to 121 MPGe and an estimated 212-mile driving range, the new Nissan LEAF range and efficiency stands out amongst the competition. With different battery sizes available and a plethora of advanced assistance features, a new or used Nissan LEAF can be the perfect vehicle for your everyday driving and road trip needs.

Experience the innovative drive of a Nissan LEAF with features available like Nissan ProPILOT Assist and NissanConnect® EV with Services by diving into LEAF range specs and performance details to make picking out a new electric car for sale stress-free.

Nissan LEAF Battery Options & Range

The Nissan LEAF offers two different battery versions including a 40 kWh battery option and a 60 kWh battery option. Learn about 2024 Nissan LEAF battery specs and performance here.

How Long Does it Take to Charge a Nissan LEAF?

If you use Level 2 public chargers or an at-home 240-V outlet for charging, it can take an estimated 7.5 hours for a full charge with the 40 kWh battery and 11 hours with the 60 kWh battery.

When you use DC quick charging stations the time is shortened, where you can get your Nissan LEAF to an 80% charge between an estimated 40 and 60 minutes.

Charging Options for Your Nissan LEAF

At-Home or Public Chargers: You have the option of charging your LEAF at home with a 240-V outlet when using a Portable Charging Cable for your EV, or you can get a charge at a Level 2 public charger. Depending on whether or not your LEAF has the 40 kWh battery or 60 kWh battery, these options can take between 7.5 hours to 11 hours for a full charge.

DC Quick Charging Stations: If you're looking for the fastest way to charge your electric car, find a DC quick charging station that can shortern your charging time to anywhere between an estimated 40 to 60 minutes for you to get around an 80% charge.

Standard Outlet Charging: You also have the option to charge your EV using a standard 120-V outlet for you to get a Level 1 charge for your LEAF.

How Do You Charge Your Nissan LEAF?

1. Park your LEAF where you are going to be charging and turn your Nissan LEAF off
2. Make sure that you open the cap and charge port on your LEAF
3. Use a compatible EV charging connector that fits your Nissan and plug that into the electric car
4. Your LEAF will automatically stop charging once it is fully charged and then you are clear to unplug the charger and be on your way

Nissan LEAF charging tip: Did you know that you can set a charging timer on the Nissan LEAF? This timer allows you to set a preferred time to charge your EV.

2024 Nissan LEAF Trims & Performance

For 2024, the Nissan LEAF is offering two Nissan LEAF trims, including the Nissan LEAF S and Nissan LEAF SV PLUS. The 2024 Nissan LEAF S has the 40 kWh battery and offers 147 horsepower. On the Nissan 2024 Nissan LEAF SV PLUS, you get the enhanced 60 kWh battery and additional power with 214 horsepower available.

Buy a New Nissan LEAF at DARCARS Nissan of Rockville

Are you interested in a 2023 Nissan LEAF in Rockville, MD, or learning more about the 2024 LEAF? See where your electrifying drives take you by buying a new Nissan LEAF today at our Nissan car dealership. Get yourself pre-approved for financing here!

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