Nissan Reveals Third-Generation Leaf as Crossover SUV with Tesla-Compatible Charging

The redesigned Leaf marks a pivotal step in Nissan's EV transformation, alongside new Micra and Juke EVs for Europe.

The third-generation Nissan Leaf, now a crossover SUV, offers improved range and a Tesla-compatible NACS charging port, set to launch later this year.
Built on the CMF-EV platform shared with the Nissan Ariya, the new Leaf will be manufactured in Sunderland, UK, as part of the EV36Zero project.
The Micra EV, debuting in Europe in 2025, will feature a 248-mile range option and share a platform with the Renault 5.
The Juke EV, inspired by the Hyper Punk concept, is slated for a late 2026 launch in Europe, expanding Nissan's electric lineup.
Nissan is also developing an 'adventure-focused' electric SUV, set for production in Mississippi by 2027 or early 2028, targeting the growing rugged EV market.