The New Nissan Leaf Finally Gets A Liquid-Cooled Battery

The New Nissan Leaf Finally Gets A Liquid-Cooled Battery

The third-generation EV should also be a little bit more fun to drive. Just don’t expect massive power.

Nissan's third-gen Leaf EV boasts more torque, better aero

The Nissan Leaf was basically the first modern mass-produced electric car when it went on sale in 2010, but with the introduction of the Ariya for 2023, we wondered if the Leaf might eventually fall. Nissan in March confirmed that isn’t the case, and that an all-new, third-generation Leaf will be coming our way. Since then, it's been slowing out info and images to the point it feels like it's already been revealed—but the full debut is apparentl…

The New Nissan Leaf Is Torquier. But That's Not Even Its Biggest Upgrade

Nissan is giving the new Leaf a stronger yet smaller electric motor, along with a multi-link rear suspension for the first time.

Nissan reveals more details about the upcoming third-generation Leaf

The third-generation Nissan Leaf is coming soon and the carmaker is feeding us small pieces of the new specs and features. In the first episode, Nissan talked about the design and interior, while in the latest installment of Nissan Leaf Insights, we learn more about what makes this car tick. We'll start with the new, smaller, quieter and more efficient electric motor, which can produce up to 214 hp and 355 Nm of torque, depending on the configur…