Vehicle Spotlight
NISSAN
LEAF
LEAF
S Plus FWD
BEV
$45,198Incentives
The 2027 Nissan Leaf pairs 488 km of rated range with fast DC charging and 214 hp in a SUV body.
488km
Estimated battery range when new
36min
DC Fast
214HP
Combined output
78kWh
Battery capacity
3-year savings
What you keep in your pocket
$9,253
Estimated 3-year savings vs. similar gas vehicle
MonthlyYearly
Fuel savings$201$2,408
Maintenance savings$56$676
Total savings$257$3,084
Carbon reduction89%4,160 kg
Range
Goes further than you think
488km
Estimated battery range when new
Battery capacity78 kWh · Lithium-ion
Original rated range488 km
Efficiency1.8 Le / 100 km
Range in weather
☀️ Warm 14-19°C488 km⛅ Mild 10-14°C463 km❄️ Cold 5-10°C390 km
Charging
Fast enough to not think about it
36min
fast charge on a DC charger
168km
range added in 10 mins
Charging compatibility
Max DC charge rate150 kW
Performance
Power without compromise
Horsepower
214HP
Combined output
Torque
261lb·ft
354 N·m
0–100 km/h
7.5sec
Acceleration
Top speed
150km/h
Electronically limited
How it fits me
Built for real life
Family hauler
Room for the whole crew
5
Seats
2
Rows
566L
Interior cargo storage
Urban
Sized right for city life
4404mm
Easy parking
10.8m
Agile turn radius
78kWh
City size battery
Everyday
Comfort and range for daily life
488km
Everyday range on electric power alone
440cm
Room for everyone
$0.02
Low cost / km
Eco efficient
High efficiency, lower emissions
16.0kWh
Electricity consumed / 100km
1.8L
Litre / 100km
0.54mt
EV CO₂/year
Commute
Range and efficiency for the workday
488km
19x commutes on electric power alone
0.54mt
EV CO₂/year
1.8L
Litre / 100km
Incentives
The price may be lower than you think
How are you buying?
Federal · EVAP Program
$5,000
Transport Canada rebate
Available at point of sale.
Provincial · BC
N/A
BC EV Incentive
Not stackable with the federal rebate.
Max combined (BC)
$5,000 available
Incentive eligibility depends on income, residency and vehicle MSRP. Verify at nrcan.gc.ca.
FAQ
2027 Nissan Leaf S Plus FWD: Questions Answered
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