Nissan Leaf

These are the cheapest electric cars available now that won’t break the bank, though they’re generally still more expensive than comparable gasoline vehicles.

When it goes on sale, the Leaf S+ trim level will start at $31,485 (including destination), making it the most affordable electric vehicle on the American market.

Cash-back offers and low annual percentage rates make these new electric vehicles a steal.

No longer an awkward dumpling of a hatchback, the 2026 Nissan Leaf is now a sleek electric crossover with more standard power, greater range and faster charging than its predecessor.

The 2026 Leaf zips onto the battery battlefield with new style, new specs and a whole new vibe that goes a long way toward bringing one of the O.G. EVs into the modern electric era.

For 2026, the Nissan Leaf finally offers the kind of range you’d feel more comfortable taking on a longer road trip, and its specs finally feel competitive again with other EVs.

Nissan’s third and final teaser for the new 2026 Leaf dives into the critical charging developments that will help drivers go beyond the electric crossover’s estimated 300-plus-mile range.

Nissan’s second teaser video for the 2026 Leaf gives some hints about the vehicle’s electric motor and platform.

A series of three short behind-the-scenes videos leaves the ‘26 Leaf fully exposed and offers preliminary mileage and charging targets.

Nissan and its Infiniti luxury brand has announced plans to introduce more than 10 new and refreshed models to the U.S. through 2027.