With a strong focus on electrification, Nissan has unveiled the next-generation Leaf and the all-electric Micra. These new EVs bring modern design, improved efficiency, and competitive range figures. While the Leaf transforms into a compact SUV-like model with a 598km range, the Micra EV adopts Renault’s CMF-BEV platform and offers up to 400km range. Here’s everything you need to know about Nissan’s latest EV lineup.

Next-Gen Nissan Leaf

• Battery & range The new Nissan Leaf boasts over 598km of range, making it a practical choice for long highway drives. While Nissan has not disclosed battery specifications, its aerodynamic design contributes to improved efficiency.
• Platform & design Unlike the traditional hatchback style of previous Leafs, the new model adopts a compact SUV-like stance. Built on the CMF-EV platform, also used in the Nissan Ariya, the Leaf has a lower drag coefficient (Cd 0.25) to enhance range and efficiency.
• Production & market availability Nissan will manufacture the new Leaf at its Sunderland plant in the UK, which is one of the largest car manufacturing facilities in the country.

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Nissan Micra EV

• Battery & range For the first time in its history, the Nissan Micra has gone fully electric. It will be available with 40kWh and 52kWh battery pack options, with the larger battery offering over 400km range on a single charge. Nissan has not yet revealed the power and torque figures.
• Platform & design The Micra EV shares its CMF-BEV platform with the Renault 5, reinforcing Nissan’s partnership with Renault. The exterior design stays true to the 20-23 EV concept, featuring round, Nissan-logo-shaped LED headlights, a sleek silhouette, and a modern aesthetic. The flat-design wheels and gloss-black cladding further enhance its sporty appeal.
• Production & market launch Nissan’s French partner Renault will manufacture the Micra EV in France, ensuring a strategic European launch.

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Will these EVs come to India?

Unfortunately, for now, Nissan has no plans to bring the Micra EV or the new Leaf to India as these models are focused on the European market.

Final thoughts

With the Micra EV and the next-gen Leaf, Nissan is strengthening its position in the EV market. While the Micra focuses on city-friendly efficiency, the Leaf is designed for long-distance practicality with its SUV-like styling and extended range. As the world moves towards electrification, Nissan’s latest EVs offer a glimpse into the brand’s future vision.