2020 Nissan Leaf e+
$A64990+ (estimated base price)
Available: Q1, 2021
Nissan will introduce the longer range Leaf e+ to Australia in early 2021. With a real world driving range of 364km the Leaf e+ has an energy consumption of 19.3 kWh / 100 km. It also offers more power output than the 40kWh Leaf at 160kW.
| EV Type | BEV | Charging Plugs (AC) | Type 2 |
| BEV Range (km) | 385 | Charging Plugs (DC) | CHAdeMO |
| Real World Range (km) | 364 | Max Charge Rate (kW, AC/DC) | 7/50 |
| Battery Size (kWh) | 62 | Tow Rating (kg) Unbraked/Braked |
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| Max. Power (kW) | 160 | Max. Torque (Nm) | 340 |
Reviews & Road Trips
No noise, no smell: Nissan Leaf e+ owners break even after first year - Owners of the first Nissan Leaf e+ to reach Australian shores says they have broken even on the cost of running the vehicle after first year.- Nissan Leaf e+ review: Longer range, and back-up power for home - The Japanese all-electric car has been launched anew in Australia with a longer range and a higher ticket price.
- “Electric vehicle getaway”: Australia’s first long-range Leaf goes for a long drive - "It doesn’t matter if you have a Leaf or a Tesla, you can still have a weekend getaway in an EV."
News
- All-electric Volvo XC40 Recharge shoots to top of Australian EV sales - The Volvo XC40 Recharge electric accounted for one in three of its XC40 SUV and 21% of all Volvo's sales in September.
- Nissan Leaf e+ lands in Australia, for a price just shy of the Tesla Model 3 - The extended range Nissan Leaf e+ has finally arrived in Australia, at a price that puts it in the ballpark of a Tesla Model 3 Standard Range Plus.
- Top six electric cars coming to Australia in 2021 - What electric cars are still to come in 2021? This is The Driven's take on what to keep an eye out for as the year rolls along.
