2020 Nissan Leaf^®

LEAF’s standard Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection can provide audio and visual alerts and even apply the brakes to help avoid or mitigate a collisions.

Standard High Beam Assist helps out with night vision, while being considerate of your fellow drivers. It automatically switches to low-beam headlights when it detects a vehicle ahead, and turns the high beams back on when you need them.

LEAF’s standard Blind Spot Warning system can help to see what you can't. Should it detect a car in your blindspot area, it’ll let you know with a chime so you can change lanes more safely.

Master the parking lot! When backing out of a parking spot, LEAF’s standard Rear Cross Traffic Alert system can alert you to approaching cars that might be out of sight.

Wait. Was that a car over there? LEAF with Blind Spot Warning keeps an eye on the blind spot area and gives you a heads up if it detects a vehicle hiding there.

High Beam Assist can automatically activate your high beams when you need them, and deactivate them if an oncoming vehicle is detected. Which automatically makes you a more polite driver.

Available NissanConnect® EV with Services powered by Sirius XM® gives you access to all the unique features of the LEAF on the standard touchscreen and via your compatible device.

Plot your route before you leave home and share those directions back and forth between your compatible device and your LEAF. You can keep following directions even out of your car with this available feature.

When you’re behind the wheel, your hands should be on it. Bluetooth opens up a world of seamless connectivity that lets you stream music, call, and talk hands-free, with zero cords.

Under the hood lies its beating heart: Nissan’s legendary 300 horsepower, 3.5-liter, VQ V6 engine. From sodium-filled exhaust valves and anodized pistons, to the high-flow tuned induction system, it’s designed to exhilarate from idle to redline.

The fastest way to charge. With tens of thousands of public DC Quick Charging stations across the country, you have an impressive number of locations to top off at while on longer drives.

Need a charge in a pinch? The Nissan LEAF features a standard 120V charging cable, which allows you to temporarily plug into a standard 120V outlet for a Level 1 charge. It's the slowest option, but it lets you add some range almost anywhere you have access to electricity.