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£8,695
Nissan Leaf
2019 (19) - 40kWh Tekna Hatchback 5dr Electric Auto (150 ps)
57.6k+ miles
2019 (19 reg)
Auto
Electric
Ceir Phil Williams Ltd
Burry Port
68
£11,900
Nissan Leaf
2022 (22) - 59kWh e+ N-Connecta Hatchback 5dr Electric Auto (217 ps)
30k+ miles
2022 (22 reg)
Auto
Electric
Big Motoring World Camberley
Camberley
69
£8,700
Nissan Leaf
2020 (70) - 40kWh Tekna Hatchback 5dr Electric Auto (150 ps)
17.1k+ miles
2020 (70 reg)
Auto
Electric
Big Motoring World Wimbledon
Tooting
36
£9,457
Nissan Leaf
2022 - 110kW Acenta 39kWh 5dr Auto
16.8k+ miles
2022 (72 reg)
Auto
Electric
Marshall Nissan Cambridge
Cambridge
35
£10,799
Nissan Leaf
2022 - 110kW Tekna 39kWh 5dr Auto
24.6k+ miles
2022 (72 reg)
Auto
Electric
Motorpoint Glasgow
Glasgow
40
£7,995
Nissan Leaf
2020 - 110kW Acenta 40kWh 5dr Auto
46.1k+ miles
2020 (69 reg)
Auto
Electric
Donnelly Mallusk Motorstore
Newtownabbey
15
£4,995
Nissan Leaf
2016 - 80kW Acenta 30kWh 5dr Auto VERY LOW MILEAGE 11K + ELECTRIC
11k miles
2016 (66 reg)
Auto
Electric
Mexus
3.9
London
98
£8,555
Nissan Leaf
2018 (18) - 110kW Tekna 40kWh 5dr Auto
9k miles
2018 (18 reg)
Auto
Electric
ALIZ WORLD LIMITED
Luton
63
£9,970
Nissan Leaf
2020 (20) - E (110kw) Tekna (40kWh) 5 Dr Hatchback
23.8k+ miles
2020 (20 reg)
Auto
Electric
Yeomans Nissan Basingstoke
Basingstoke
11
£3,675
Nissan Leaf
2016 - 80kW Acenta 30kWh 5dr Auto
68.1k+ miles
2016 (66 reg)
Auto
Electric
Carbase - Bristol
4.4
Bristol
14
£7,944
Nissan Leaf
2020 - Leaf N-Connecta 5dr
38k miles
2020 (69 reg)
Auto
Electric
Jct9
Shepperton
12
£11,498
Nissan Leaf
2022 - 110kW N-Connecta 40kWh 5dr Auto
11.5k+ miles
2022 (72 reg)
Auto
Electric
Arnold Clark Click & Collect Swansea
4.5
70
£7,800
Nissan Leaf
2022 (71) - 40kWh Acenta Hatchback 5dr Electric Auto (150 ps)
26.8k+ miles
2022 (71 reg)
Auto
Electric
Big Motoring World Enfield
Waltham Cross
25
£6,990
Nissan Leaf
2021 (71) - 40kWh Acenta Hatchback 5dr Electric Auto (150 ps)
76k miles
2021 (71 reg)
Auto
Electric
LVMC
Ongar
40
£12,454
Nissan Leaf
2023 - 110kW Tekna 39kWh 5dr Auto
10.5k+ miles
2023 (73 reg)
Auto
Electric
Glyn Hopkin Nissan St Albans
St Albans
38
£11,415
Nissan Leaf
2022 - 110kW N-Connecta 39kWh 5dr Auto
5.2k+ miles
2022 (22 reg)
Auto
Electric
Marshall Nissan Cambridge
Cambridge
23
£8,995
Nissan Leaf
2020 (20) - 40kWh Tekna Auto 5dr
29.9k+ miles
2020 (20 reg)
Auto
Electric
Rodden Road Cars
Frome
33
£6,995
Nissan Leaf
2021 (21) - 160kW e+ Tekna 62kWh 5dr Auto
100.2k+ miles
2021 (21 reg)
Auto
Electric
Webcarmart
Colchester
66
£7,999
Nissan Leaf
2020 (20) - 40kWh N-Connecta Auto 5dr
46.9k+ miles
2020 (20 reg)
Auto
Electric
Fife Mitsubishi Kirkcaldy
Kirkcaldy
34
£10,799
Nissan Leaf
2022 - 110kW N-Connecta 39kWh 5dr Auto
9k+ miles
2022 (22 reg)
Auto
Electric
Motorpoint Newport
Newport
40
£11,081
Nissan Leaf
2022 - 110kW N-Connecta 39kWh 5dr Auto
9.1k+ miles
2022 (72 reg)
Auto
Electric
Glyn Hopkin Nissan Mill Hill
London
53
£14,695
Nissan Leaf
2024 - 39kwh Tekna Hatchback 5dr Electric Auto 150 Ps
632 miles
2024 (74 reg)
Auto
Electric
WJ King Vauxhall Dartford
Dartford
71
£7,900
Nissan Leaf
2021 (71) - 40kWh N-Connecta Hatchback 5dr Electric Auto (150 ps)
36.3k+ miles
2021 (71 reg)
Auto
Electric
Big Motoring World Wimbledon
Tooting
40
£10,894
Nissan Leaf
2022 - 110kW N-Connecta 39kWh 5dr Auto
17.2k+ miles
2022 (72 reg)
Auto
Electric
Glyn Hopkin Nissan Mill Hill
London

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Thinking of getting a Nissan Leaf?

Why buy the Nissan Leaf?

If you’re looking for a pure-electric family car that’s excellent value for money, the Nissan Leaf could be just what you need. It’s a practical five-door hatchback and, because it’s very popular and has been on sale for more than a decade, there are lots of used Nissan Leafs to choose from. Battery range isn’t as impressive as in some more modern rivals, but the Leaf could be a great choice if you want an affordable electric car.

Nissan Leaf range and updates

The first-generation Nissan Leaf was introduced in 2011 and was the first electric family car. The current, second-generation model has been on sale new since 2018. It’s similar in shape to the first model but slightly larger and has a longer battery range. You can choose from two versions of the latest model: the ‘regular’ Leaf which has a range of 168 miles or the Leaf e+ which can go 239 miles.

Nissan Leaf tech and features

Features included as standard on virtually all examples of the current Nissan Leaf include a touchscreen infotainment system with built-in sat nav, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto support, air con, adaptive cruise control and a reversing camera. Top-of-the-range models have some extra features such as heated seats and steering wheel, leather upholstery and a powerful Bose stereo. An entry-point Visia trim level with fewer features was briefly available but it’s so rare you’re unlikely to find one.

Nissan Leaf running costs and value

The original version of the Leaf, sold new from 2011, can give you a range of 109 miles, according to official figures. Post-2013 models have a slightly bigger 24kWh battery and a 124-mile range. An upgrade in 2015 included a 30kWh battery, increasing the range to 155 miles.

The ‘regular’ version of the post-2018 Nissan Leaf has a 39kWh battery pack that can provide 163 miles of range. The Leaf e+ has a bigger 62kWh battery and 239 miles of range. Note that some of the latest public chargers have a new type of socket that the Leaf can’t connect to.

Charging at home can still be relatively inexpensive, especially if you can take advantage of cheaper night-time tariffs. The cost of using public chargers varies across the companies that provide them and can end up costing much the same as (or more than) filling the tank in a petrol or diesel car. Other running costs for the Leaf are very low. There’s no annual car tax to pay (until new rules take effect in 2025) and maintenance costs should be low.

Nissan Leaf vs rivals

Even as recently as 2018, when the current version of the Nissan Leaf was introduced, it was basically the only mid-size electric family car. Many more have come along since then, including the Kia e-Niro, the Volkswagen ID.3 and the MG4, to name but a few. The Leaf offers a similar amount of space and practicality as its rivals, more driver-safety features than some and looks that are still really distinctive. But its battery range is on the low side and it takes a relatively long time to charge.

Nissan Leaf common questions

How practical is the Nissan Leaf?

Like most electric cars, the current Nissan Leaf has a completely flat floor which makes it more spacious than most mid-size petrol or diesel cars. There’s pretty generous room for four six-foot-tall adults to travel together and those in the back have space to stretch out a bit. The back seat is wide enough for three adults, though whoever’s in the middle probably won’t want to be there for long. A family of four should have all the space they need.

The boot has a capacity of 435 litres which is more than you get in most petrol or diesel cars of similar size. It’s big enough for eight large ‘bags for life’ or three big suitcases. The back seats fold down, creating 1,176 litres of space – useful for trips to the tip.

The pre-2018 Leaf is slightly smaller and not quite as roomy inside. You get the same flat floor as the latest model, however, and more headroom and legroom than in many equivalent hatchbacks. Its 370-litre boot capacity is the same as a current Ford Focus, so it’s a practical car overall.

How does the Nissan Leaf compare with other Nissan models?