2026 Nissan Leaf price will start at 25,360?

[FC49er]

 

[Frogg3074]

I could care less about any of those EVs. I want a Slate. I want a pickup that changes to an SUV and so on. I would've bought one if it was an ICE vehicle also. Electric is a bonus for me. As long as it stays decently priced. I'm getting one.

 

[SichuanHot]

The California market is going to eat this car up like it always does when it comes to new cars.

 

[FC49er]

I could care less about any of those EVs. I want a Slate. I want a pickup that changes to an SUV and so on. I would've bought one if it was an ICE vehicle also. Electric is a bonus for me. As long as it stays decently priced. I'm getting one.

Same here. I like what the Slate is about and is offering. Don’t want or need another sedan or suv but need a small truck to get some tbh wings done.

 

[danielt1263]

Can the new Leaf tow? I need something that can tow.

 

[ScooterAsheville]

The cheaper Leaf was announced as arriving in 6 month or so. Like most OEMs, they led with a higher trim.

 

[GaRailroader]

Can the new Leaf tow? I need something that can tow.

The FWD version of the Ariya is not rated to tow. I would assume the new Leaf is also not rated to tow as it only has a FWD configuration. Certainly the outgoing Leaf is not rated to tow either.

 

[KevinRS]

The difference is this 25,360 price is supposed to be for the S model, not the S+. Nothing official out from Nissan on it yet though, and the price is coming from some "order guide data"

 

[Dorbiman]

And according to Nissans website it’s 30k

That's for the S+ trim. The S trim hasn't been added to their website yet. The $25,360 price comes from the 2026 order guide data book. When they announced the $29,990 price for the S+ trim, they said the S would be coming after launch of the S+ with a smaller battery, and a lower price.