Charge, Range & Battery

Nissan EVs offer increasing range and convenient charging as battery technology improves. Tonkin Wilsonville Nissan supports customers throughout the EV journey, from sales and service to enjoying the benefits of 100% electric driving.

NISSAN ENERGY
Charge Network

The NISSAN ENERGY Charge Network makes public charging easy. Available for 2026 LEAF, drivers can access and pay for charging sessions across popular charging networks all in one convenient place using the MyNISSAN App.

NISSAN ENERGY Charge Network Partners

Locate and connect to thousands of in-network public chargers for your 2026 LEAF, including compatible Tesla Superchargers, on the NISSAN ENERGY Charge Network using the MyNISSAN App.

Plug & Charge

The all-new 2026 Nissan LEAF makes charging on the go even easier with Plug & Charge. Once activated on the NISSAN ENERGY Charge Network, just plug in at a Plug & Charge-compatible in-network station and let the payment system handle the rest.

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Electric Vehicle Charging 101

Charging Times

Quick Charge Stations: Up to 80% in under 1 hour

Charging speed varies by charger type, battery capacity, max charge rate, and environmental conditions

Charger Type

Battery Capacity

Max Charge Rate

Charge at Your Speed

With an array of chargers and a range of charging speeds, recharging your battery—whether at home or on the go—is as easy as plugging in. Public and home charging options give you flexibility to fit your lifestyle. NACS DC fast charging options are available to 2026 LEAF drivers through the built‑in NACS port.

Level 3 – Fast Charger

Public DC fast charger

Located at specialized public charging locations
Fastest EV charging option available
Converts AC electricity into DC electricity
Can charge an EV in approximately 15–45 minutes
NACS DC charging available to 2026 LEAF drivers through the built‑in NACS port

Level 2 – Standard Charge

240V charging

Available using a Nissan portable charging cable
Typically uses a dedicated 240‑volt outlet in a garage or carport
Also accessible at many public charging locations
Provides approximately 10–25 miles of range per hour of charging

Level 1 – Trickle Charge

120V standard outlet

Available using a Nissan portable charging cable
Widely available, best for occasional or emergency charging
Adds approximately 2–5 miles of range per hour of charging
Ideal for topping up rather than fast, full recharging

Other Factors Impacting Charging

Battery Capacity

Larger batteries take longer to charge but provide more range

Max Charge Rate

Vehicle's maximum charging rate limits charging speed

Environmental Conditions

Extreme heat or cold can slow charging times

EV Battery Warranty

96 months / 100,000 miles

(whichever comes first)

Covers defects in materials or workmanship (exclusions apply)

Charging Locations

At Home

Level 2 charger or bundled installation available for convenient overnight charging.

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