The 2023 Nissan LEAF | Order this electric vehicle soon!

The 2023 Nissan LEAF is promising major changes in the years to come. While the 2023 model will remain the same compact hatchback EV that we know and love, the vehicle will change completely for its third generation, sometime around 2025. The Nissan LEAF, which was introduced in 2010 and arrived in Canada in 2011, quickly won the hearts of Quebec’s drivers, thanks to its dependability, its power and its all-electric powertrain, enabling drivers to cross visits to the service station off their to-do list forever. This innovative model revolutionized the electric-vehicle market, which, at the time, wasn’t nearly as developed as it is today. Since then, the Nissan LEAF has sold nearly 500,000 models throughout the world.

The 2023 Nissan LEAF, a pleasure to drive

The 2023 Nissan LEAF will feature a few minor modifications but will essentially remain similar to the preceding year’s model. As it is, the second generation offers a number of attractive features, as well as an available range of 363 kilometers. Have you driven an electric vehicle yet? The power is immediate: just step on the gas and you’ll be moving in no time, with power that will prompt you to go green much sooner than you ever thought you would. What’s more, the 2023 Nissan LEAF e-Pedal, which functions as an accelerator when you step on it and a brake when you release it, reduces fatigue at the wheel. In short, the 2023 Nissan LEAF is a pleasure to drive!

The Nissan LEAF will be transformed into an SUV

Given the extreme popularity of sport utility vehicles, automakers are redoubling their efforts to offer vehicles that are adapted to drivers’ evolving preferences. This is why Nissan will be transforming the Nissan LEAF into an SUV. Its name may change, but its nature will remain the same: an all-electric vehicle designed to satisfy drivers’ wants and needs. Nissan will soon have two electric SUVs to offer, as the future LEAF SUV will join the ranks alongside the new Nissan Ariya, another all-electric SUV that’s slightly more imposing than the new LEAF will be.

Nissan intends to electrify all of its models between now and 2025, so the new vehicle lineup is sure to include a number of hybrid and electric vehicles. We can hardly wait to see which models will be available in electric versions in Canada! To learn more about these vehicles or specifically about the 2023 Nissan LEAF, contact our sales team. If you can’t wait for the new model to come out, you can get a 2022 Nissan LEAF today.