Produced at plants in Japan, the U.S. and the U.K., the zero-emission Nissan Leaf is sold in 59 markets around the world. As its battery capacity, performance and efficiency have continued to improve, the Leaf has evolved from a city commuter to a versatile car that meets a wide range of customer needs and lifestyles.
Beyond mobility, the Nissan Leaf has contributed to society by helping power homes and businesses and providing emergency electricity during natural disasters. Alongside Nissan’s other electrified powertrain vehicles, the Leaf continues to show the way to a sustainable, resilient, zero-emission society.
Nissan estimates that Leaf owners have driven their cars approximately 16 billion km (approximately 10 billion miles) cumulatively, worldwide, preventing more than 2.5 billion kilograms of CO2 emissions from entering the atmosphere.
Today’s customers also expect electric cars to make their daily lives more enjoyable. Nissan is developing a growing lineup of advanced electrified cars and technologies that meet a wide range of needs and help customers feel more confident, connected and excited.
In July, Nissan unveiled the Ariya all-electric crossover. The Ariya embodies Nissan’s strengths in electric vehicle development and features the latest in Nissan Intelligent Mobility technologies and design.
The Ariya is a key model in the company’s Nissan NEXT transformation plan, under which Nissan plans to sell 1 million electrified vehicles annually by 2023, including EVs and vehicles with e-Power electrified powertrains.
