The Nissan LEAF – the world’s first mass-market electric vehicle when it originally launched in Europe in 2011 – is back, signalling Nissan’s determination to be at the forefront of electric innovation.
Japanese automaker Nissan is recalling 19,077 LEAF electric vehicles in the United States due to a potential fire risk linked to overheating during fast charging.
Electrify America is expanding its Plug&Charge technology with the addition of Nissan as the latest automaker to offer seamless charging capabilities to its upcoming electric vehicles, beginning with the all-new 2026 Nissan LEAF.
Since its debut in 2010, the Nissan LEAF has sold close to 700,000 units worldwide, earning its place in history as the world’s first mass-market electric vehicle.
In the final installment of the LEAF Insights video series, Nissan details how the third generation EV’s suite of technology not only supports everyday driving but also makes EV ownership easier and enhances owners’ lifestyles.
In the second installment of the LEAF Insights video series, Nissan divulges details of the third-generation LEAF’s enhanced suspension and maneuverability, improved heat regeneration features and quieter, more refined cabin.
Japanese automaker Nissan commenced a three-part short video series featuring members of the planning, design and engineering team responsible for creating the all-new Nissan LEAF.
Nissan is delivering clean energy at scale through its contribution to a cutting-edge Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) for Aeroporti di Roma’s (ADR) Fiumicino Airport – Italy’s largest international transport hub.



