What's happeningNissan announced pricing for the 2023 Leaf lineup on Tuesday, and the EV costs $470 more than before. Show
Why it mattersThe Leaf is one of the least expensive new EVs on sale, though it can't quite match the range or performance of many of its competitors. What's nextThe updated 2023 Leaf is available at Nissan dealers now. Nissan simplified its Leaf EV lineup for the 2023 model year, and on Tuesday, the automaker confirmed pricing for the restructured range. The base Leaf now starts at $28,895 including $1,095 for destination -- a $470 increase over the 2022 model -- though that excludes a potential $7,500 federal tax credit. The base Leaf S uses a 40-kilowatt-hour battery with an EPA-estimated range of 149 miles. The uplevel Leaf SV Plus, meanwhile, has a 60-kWh battery with an EPA-estimated 212-mile range. The SV Plus costs $36,895 including destination (another $470 increase) and comes standard with Nissan's excellent ProPilot Assist driver-assistance suite that combines adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping tech. Even with these small price increases, the Leaf is one of the least expensive new electric cars on sale today. It's worth noting Chevrolet recently gave its Bolt EV and Bolt EUV hatchbacks major price cuts that actually slot below the Leaf, and the Chevy pair offers more range, too. The Leaf isn't the newest EV on the block anymore, and it can't quite match the features, performance and range of hot tickets like the Hyundai Ioniq 5 or Kia EV6. However, the low pricing should still make the Leaf attractive to buyers who want simple electric transportation. The 2023 Leaf is available at Nissan dealers now. Up To 121 MPGe City [[1563]] Range Up To 212 Miles EPA estimated range for LEAF SV PLUS [[1563]] Battery Size 40 kWh and available 60 kWh option Over two billion miles driven, and it’s never looked better [[1548]] With a whole new look, a proven track record (over two billion EV miles strong in the U.S. alone), and some of our most advanced driver assistance and safety features, the refreshed 2023 Nissan LEAF is driving proof – now is the time to go all electric. [[1548]][[1115]]
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its class [[3584]] Nissan LEAF promotions and dealsShop Nissan LEAF at homeJune 21, 2022 NASHVILLE, Tenn. – For more than a decade, Nissan LEAF has represented all-electric mobility for the mass market, offering innovative technology and great value. The 2023 LEAF is now on sale nationwide, featuring an updated design and a simplified lineup. Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Prices (MSRP1) start at $27,800 and qualified purchasers may be eligible for up to a $7,500 federal tax credit2. The 2023 Nissan LEAF lineup is now streamlined to offer the two most popular models, S and SV PLUS. To keep LEAF fresh, Nissan redesigned the grille, front fascia and headlights, and is offering new optional 17-inch multi-spoke wheels. On the inside, LEAF features new black cloth seating upholstery with gray finishers on the S grade or gloss black finishers on SV PLUS. Additionally, LEAF now features the new Nissan brand logo inside and out. All LEAF models feature Nissan's Safety Shield® 360 as standard equipment, inclusive of six active driver assistance technologies that can help drivers avoid or lessen the severity of a crash. SV PLUS models include ProPILOT Assist3 and Intelligent Around View Monitor®. "LEAF continues to deliver on its promise of quality, innovation and value," said Aditya Jairaj, director, EV Marketing and Sales, Nissan U.S. "A competitive price point paired with a host of standard technology features and refreshed design makes Nissan LEAF a truly attractive option for anyone considering an EV." 2023 Nissan LEAF MSRP:
LEAF is proudly assembled in Smyrna, Tennessee. Late last year, Nissan announced its Ambition 2030 electrification plan, which targets 40% of its U.S. sales to be fully electric by the end of the decade, with even more to feature electrified powertrains. And earlier in 2022, Nissan committed to investing $500 million into its Canton, Mississippi, plant to produce two all-new electric vehicles. For full pricing, product information and photography of the 2023 Nissan LEAF, please visit usa.nissannews.com. For more information about our products, services and commitment to sustainable mobility, visit nissanusa.com. You can also follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn and see all our latest videos on YouTube. # # #
Is Nissan making a 2023 Leaf?The 2023 Nissan LEAF lineup is now streamlined to offer the two most popular models, S and SV PLUS. To keep LEAF fresh, Nissan redesigned the grille, front fascia and headlights, and is offering new optional 17-inch multi-spoke wheels.
Is the Nissan Leaf going to be discontinued?Leaf To Get Replaced
A new report from Automotive News claims that Nissan is looking to slowly discontinue the Leaf over the next few years as it focuses on bringing more modern EVs to market. Production of the Leaf is set to come to an end by the middle of the decade. Unnamed sources confirmed the news to the outlet.
What is the future of the Nissan Leaf?Introduced in September 2017, the second-gen Nissan Leaf has received its long-overdue facelift. The 2023 Nissan Leaf with the improved styling debuted at the 2022 New York International Auto Show in April.
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2023 Nissan Leaf release date.. Why was the Nissan Leaf discontinued?The issue was that it didn't sell well. Although the Leaf has been part of Nissan's U.S. lineup for a dozen years now, fewer than 175,000 units have been sold.
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