How far can I go ?

The Nissan Leaf can currently drive for approximately 270kms. This covers most trips, whether that is the daily commute to work, travelling to the beach or an out of town visit. The Nissan Leaf E+ has an enhanced battery and vehicle range, allowing it reach up to 330km. Allowing you to drive from Sydney to Canberra without needing to charge your vehicle.

How to charge my Nissan Vehicle

The best system to describe the Nissan charging options, is the three-level system. The first level of this system is referred to as “level 1” charging. This charging option is the use of 10A/15A portable chargers, charging at 2.3kw-3.5kw. It is referred to as “level 1” because is has the slowest speed, but gives you mobility in your charging. Level 2 is the highest level of AC charging, being single/ three-phase and ranging from 3.6kW-22Kw. These units require installation but are the most efficient for overnight charges. This is the recommended level for residential and commercial charging. Level 3 charging refers to the DC fast chargers. These chargers use DC currents to quickly charge vehicles in under 2 hours. These chargers can have expensive to purchase and are very complicated to install.

How long to charge a Nissan electric car?

Home charging speeds are dependent on the power supply, AC or DC charging supply and the car. An electrician can tell you what your switchboard or distribution board can handle. Please be aware that DC charging is NOT recommended for residential installations.

See the table above for Nissan charging speeds.

* external factors such as state of charge, temperature, weather and load management can effect speed.