Nissan LEAF S+ FWD, 18-inch wheels (2026)
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Specifications for this variant
- Rated range
- 303 mi · EPA
- Rated electricity use
- Not verified for this version
- AC connector
- J1772
- DC connector
- SAE J3400
- Usable battery capacity
- 75 kWh
- Model year
- 2026
EPA-estimated range for the 2026 LEAF S+ FWD; do not apply to SV+ or Platinum+
These are standardized test-cycle figures, not an ev.guru road test. Speed, weather, wheels, heating and battery condition affect actual range. Compare the same test cycle and exact configuration.
Sources checked:What to check before buying a charger
- Match the AC connector to your exact vehicle. A DC adapter does not establish home-charger compatibility.
- Confirm the vehicle’s AC limit and have an electrician check the circuit, available capacity and installation. A higher charger rating does not make every car charge faster.
- For public fast charging, also check the network’s vehicle and adapter approvals. A matching plug alone is insufficient.
- Nissan lists separate driver-side J1772 AC and passenger-side SAE J3400/NACS DC inlets for the 2026 LEAF.
- A CCS adapter is an available accessory rather than listed standard equipment; confirm the approved adapter and network eligibility for the exact vehicle.
- Nissan publishes 121 MPGe combined for S+, but no direct kWh/100-mile value on the cited trim page, so rated consumption remains unset rather than converting MPGe silently.
What could charging your LEAF cost?
Enter your own electricity use measured at the meter in kWh/100 miles, then set your mileage, home/public split and actual rates. A verified consumption value for this version is not available here. Installation, the vehicle purchase and parking fees are separate.
No verified consumption for this exact version. Enter your own value below.
Subscriptions & charging losses
Starting values are editable examples, not market averages. Consumption includes charging losses.
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