The End Is Near For The Nissan Leaf Battery Powered Electric Vehicle

Until recently, Nissan supplied the Leaf in two different versions. It was available as a Leaf with a 39 kWh battery and a 150 hp electric motor and as a Leaf e+ with a more powerful 217 hp electric heart and a larger 59 kWh battery. The Nissan Leaf e+ is only available from stock. The Nissan Leaf with a 39-kWh battery can still be ordered, but that version will also disappear before the successor to the Leaf arrives.

The Nissan Leaf, with a 39-kWh battery and 150-hp electric motor, has an electric range of up to 270 kilometers. Its top speed is 144 km/h. The Leaf e+ achieved a range of 385 kilometers. The Nissan Leaf that remains, with a 39 kWh battery, is available as an N-Connecta for €36,890. It is also available as a Tekna and costs €38,840 in that guise.

Behind the scenes, Nissan is already working hard on a successor to the Leaf. It will probably no longer have a traditional hatchback shape. The new Leaf, which will be released within the next few years, will be a derivative of the Chill Out Concept that the brand showed in 2021, Nissan recently indicated. So it will be more SUV-like.

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