The 2025 Nissan Leaf: Pioneering Electric Driving

 

An eco-friendly ride with spirited performance, the 2025 Nissan LEAF is a great choice for daily driving. Two battery options allow you to customize this model for your budget and needs.

Introducing the 2025 Nissan LEAF

The 2025 LEAF is a versatile hatchback designed with commuters and new drivers in mind. Its compact exterior dimensions make it easy to handle across busy streets. With a total length of 176.4 inches and a width of 70.5 inches, it also fits in tight parking lots and navigates narrow streets with absolute ease. The exterior impresses with a sporty design enhanced by an aggressive front fascia and standard 16-inch wheels.

Illumination comes from standard halogen headlamps, while the upper trim level comes with LED headlamps and halogen fog lamps for improved visibility in adverse weather. The SV Plus model also has 17-inch wheels for enhanced traction. To make this EV your own, you can choose from a range of classic and bold color options, such as Glacier White, Deep Blue Pearl, or Scarlet Ember Tintcoat, a color exclusively available on the SV Plus model.

Power and Range

Nissan offers the 2025 LEAF in two trim levels, each equipped with a different powertrain. The base S trim uses a 40 kWh battery that provides 147 horsepower and 236 pound-feet of torque. This kind of power is more than enough for most drivers, and this powertrain also provides a driving range of 149 miles per charge, optimizing the LEAF for commutes and city driving.

If you’re into road trips or simply want more power or a longer range, you can opt for the SV Plus trim level. This model uses a 60 kWh battery that makes 214 horsepower and 250 pound-feet of torque, delivering faster acceleration and more responsive handling. This battery pack also boasts a longer range of up to 214 miles per charge. Front-wheel drive is standard on both models, so you can expect great traction in all driving conditions.

Comfort Features and Technologies

The interior has seats for five riders and boasts a flexible layout with a 60/40 split-folding rear bench. Behind the front seats, you get 23.6 cubic feet of cargo volume, which is plenty for both daily items and luggage. Cloth seating surfaces are standard across the lineup, giving a sporty look to the cabin.

Convenience features include remote start with cabin preconditioning, which means you can bring the cabin to a comfortable temperature before departure. Nissan also equips the LEAF with a modern infotainment system with Siri Eyes Free voice control and speed-sensitive volume for an improved listening experience.

To explore everything the LEAF offers, visit us at Alan Webb Nissan in Vancouver, WA. We will be here to schedule your test drive and answer all your questions. 

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