Nissan Leaf (ZE1, 2nd gen) e+ 62 kWh

Prices and specs as of 4 Nov 2026 · recently discontinued

Among EVs on sale

16%More range

not publicFaster charging

24%Bigger battery

32%More powerful

41%More efficient

not publicCheaper

Share of electric cars on sale where the figure is worse. Versions on sale: 591; the share counts those with the figure published.

This version

Battery, net kWh: 59^[1]
WLTP, km: 385^[2]
Power, kW: 160^[2]
Drive: FWDnot verified
AC charging, kW: 6.6^[3]
AC charging socket: not checked yet
Fast-charging socket: not checked yet
Heat pump: not public
Battery chemistry: NMCnot verified
Recall campaigns, battery and charging: none foundnot verified
List price, new: not public

All versions of this model

Leaf 40 kWh270km
Leaf e+ 62 kWh385km

Version not on the list? Tell us

Used Nissan Leaf (ZE1, 2nd gen) for sale

All across Europe (6)

Nissan Leaf Tekna 40 kWh2020 · 77,846 kmGroningen, Netherlands
€12,945margin scheme
Nissan Leaf N-Connecta 40 kWh2022 · 44,389 kmZwolle, Netherlands
€15,845VAT deductible
Nissan Leaf e+ N-Connecta 62 kWh2021 · 34,922 kmEmmen, Netherlands
€17,345margin scheme
Nissan Leaf e+ Tekna 62 kWh2021 · 21,513 kmHengelo, Netherlands
€18,345VAT deductible
Nissan Leaf e+ 62kWh N-Connecta2023 · 65,758 kmTrofa, Portugal
€19,750VAT deductible
Nissan Leaf e+ N-Connecta 59 kWh2023 · 26,410 kmHengelo, Netherlands
€21,945margin scheme

Battery warranty

Duration8years

Mileage160,000km

not verified

What we don't know about this version

Whether this version has a heat pump is not published. Our −10 °C figure covers cars with and without a heat pump.
No official price is published for this version.

Our estimates

POEV estimate, not a measurement

Real range and WLTP

WLTP usually overstates real range: cars like this go 0–20% less in summer (+23 °C) and 25–55% less in winter (−10 °C).

What the real range of an electric car depends on

Battery

Cars like this usually lose this much of their battery capacity — 3 years · 45,000 km: 4–21%; 5 years · 80,000 km: 9–26%; 8 years · 130,000 km: 14–32%.

Data confidence: medium. Worked out for this battery type, not measured.

Sources

Nuevo Nissan LEAF, brochure (Leaf 39 kWh / e+ 59 kWh), 23 pp., Nissan, NUEVO LEAF MY21 - abr/22 (pie de catalogo) · nissan.es/content/dam/Nissan/es/brochures/E-Catalago_LEAF_ES.pdf · read 4 Nov 2026
web.archive.org/web/20191122202817/https://www.nissan.es/vehiculos/nuevos-vehiculos/leaf/autonomia.html · read 2 Nov 2026
Nissan Spain LEAF product page (archived 2024-12-12), Nissan, snapshot 20241212100440; current leaf.html shows ZE2 (3rd gen) only · web.archive.org/web/20241212100440/https://www.nissan.es/vehiculos/nuevos-vehiculos/leaf.html · read 4 Nov 2026

“not verified” means we have not yet found that figure in an official document.