Nissan LEAF S+ FWD, 18-inch wheels (2026)

Specifications for this variant

Rated range

303 mi · EPA

Rated electricity use

27.8 kWh/100mi · EPA

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+

EPA combined electricity consumption for the 2026 LEAF 75 kWh on 18-inch steel wheels, record 49975 (27.82 kWh/100 mi), the 303-mile configuration Nissan lists for S+

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.

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+; the kWh/100-mile value comes directly from the EPA record, not from converting MPGe.