Nissan Unveils New Electric Models, Including Redesigned Leaf SUV

The automaker reveals three EVs set for launch by 2026, with the Leaf now offering up to 373 miles of range and Tesla Supercharger compatibility.

Nissan has introduced the third-generation Leaf, now a crossover SUV, featuring a Tesla-compatible NACS charging port and an improved range of up to 373 miles (WLTP).
The Leaf, built on the CMF-EV platform shared with the Ariya, will launch in North America in 2026, targeting the competitive compact SUV EV market.
The Micra EV, based on Renault's AmpR Small platform, will debut in Europe in 2025 with a WLTP range of up to 248 miles for its larger battery variant.
An all-electric Juke is planned for fiscal year 2026, sharing its platform with the new Leaf and promising bold design inspired by the Hyper Punk concept.
Nissan is also developing an adventure-oriented electric SUV inspired by the Xterra, slated for production in Canton, Mississippi, starting in fiscal year 2027.