The current Nissan Leaf will soon be replaced with a completely different vehicle, sharing only the name - but little else.

If Nissan's claims pan out, this will be a huge jump over the current Leaf's maximum EPA-rated range of 212 miles.

Nissan is also promising faster charging capabilities and will equip the new Leaf with a standard NACS port. One notable omission, though, is all-wheel drive. Nissan says there won’t be a dual-motor ...

I just spotted what might be the next-generation Nissan Leaf, and trust me, this isn’t the quirky little EV you remember. Is ...

Powered by Nissan's 400-volt CMF-EV platform, the Leaf will rest on the same architecture as the Ariya. Outside of smart ... Although the small 1.8-kWh-capacity battery pack means drivers will ...

Nissan is about to go from building the Qashqai hybrid to three fresh EVs in the UK over the next three years – all powered ...

Priced below $30,000, the truck, which will be built in an undisclosed location in the Midwest, could sway more ...

Qashqai yet and the best looking too. Things have not been going very well at the Nissan HQ in Yokohama in recent times. In ...

Nissan was an electric vehicle pioneer when it introduced the Leaf in 2011, the first mass-produced EV sold in North America. As such, we had high expectations for its long-awaited sophomore ...