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The 2026 Nissan LEAF is coming with a clear mission: make the switch to electric simpler, more reassuring, and more enjoyable for drivers in Châteauguay and across Montreal’s South Shore. As a global pioneer of accessible electrification, the LEAF is taking a major step forward—now evolving into a 100% electric subcompact SUV, designed to carry five passengers and fit naturally into real life here: commuting into Montréal, school drop-offs, sports practices, errands, and weekend getaways.
This move to an SUV shape isn’t just about trends. It reflects what many families and active drivers on the South Shore actually want: a higher driving position, a more versatile cabin, and a vehicle that’s easy to live with in the city and on the highway. If you’d like to explore the model right away, visit Nissan LEAF at Solution Nissan.
If there’s one thing that makes first-time EV shoppers hesitate, it’s range. The 2026 Nissan LEAF answers with a headline figure that grabs attention: up to 488 km of estimated range (EPA estimate for the LEAF S+), enabled by a 75 kWh liquid-cooled lithium-ion battery. For many drivers in Châteauguay and surrounding communities, that kind of range can cover multiple days of typical driving without constantly thinking about charging.
In Québec, range is never just a number. It also depends on real conditions—and winter is part of the deal. Nissan emphasizes a design approach built with Canadian winters in mind, including testing and development intended to improve charging and use in extreme cold and heat. In practical terms, it’s a reassuring message for anyone commuting on the A-30, A-15, or A-20, or simply wanting an electric SUV that feels dependable when temperatures drop.
Charging is the other big question—and this is where the 2026 Nissan LEAF aims to remove friction with a very “simplicity-first” approach. Through NISSAN ENERGY, the experience is designed to feel more seamless, including automatic payment on compatible stations once the system is activated, so charging feels less like a checklist and more like a normal routine.
The LEAF also brings a very practical advantage: two charging options that match how people actually use an EV. The NACS port (the North American standard associated with Tesla fast-charging) supports easier fast charging on the go, while the J1772 port is ideal for overnight home charging and many Level 2 public chargers. For a lot of South Shore drivers, that’s exactly what you want: home charging for day-to-day life, and simple fast charging when you travel farther.
The 2026 Nissan LEAF supports Level 1 (120V), Level 2 (240V), and Level 3 fast charging, covering everyday scenarios and longer trips. If you want to browse what’s currently listed, you can start here: Solution Nissan inventory.
An electric SUV isn’t only about range. It’s also about that EV driving feel—smooth, quiet, and instantly responsive. The 2026 Nissan LEAF is rated at 214 horsepower and 261 lb-ft of torque, a combination that typically translates into confident city driving and easy highway merges.
Driving can also be tailored through four drive modes that let you adjust the vehicle’s behaviour to your style or the conditions, while e-Step regenerative braking helps recover energy during deceleration, supporting everyday efficiency. Nissan also highlights improved handling thanks to a low centre of gravity and a multi-link rear suspension—an appealing detail for drivers who want an SUV that feels stable and composed, whether you’re navigating Châteauguay streets or heading toward Montréal on faster routes.
EV efficiency is also built in the details. Nissan points to aerodynamic improvements including a fully flat underbody, and a stated drag coefficient of 0.26. On the road, that kind of optimization is designed to support better efficiency at steady speeds—especially relevant for drivers who spend a lot of time on the highway.
For South Shore drivers, technology needs to be useful—not complicated. The 2026 Nissan LEAF brings a connected approach meant to simplify daily life: wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, built-in Google, and a NissanConnect / MyNISSAN ecosystem that lets you keep track of key information and access certain features remotely.
The goal is straightforward: your vehicle becomes easier to manage. You can check battery status, review vehicle information, and use tools that make EV ownership feel more natural. One particularly Québec-friendly feature is the ability to pre-heat or cool the cabin and monitor charging from your phone—exactly the kind of convenience that matters during winter mornings.
“Range anxiety” is most common before you’re used to EV life. The 2026 Nissan LEAF puts emphasis on intelligent range management and, in available configurations, a smart route planner that can factor in elements like real-time traffic, battery status, and charging locations. If you regularly drive between Montréal and the South Shore—or plan trips toward the Eastern Townships, Lanaudière, or the Laurentians—this kind of support can make a real difference in how confident you feel behind the wheel.
Comfort is an area where the LEAF aims to surprise. The 2026 Nissan LEAF highlights a refined cabin feel, with Zero Gravity seats and available features that add a more upscale atmosphere. The variable-tint panoramic roof (available smart glass) lets you control light and ambience depending on the time of day—something families appreciate just as much as drivers who spend long hours on the road.
Nissan also offers TailorFit seating material, a durable and resistant alternative that avoids leather while keeping a premium look and feel. And because an EV doesn’t require a traditional drivetrain tunnel, the cabin can benefit from a flatter floor, improving legroom and comfort—especially for rear passengers.
On Montreal’s South Shore, everyday driving includes tight parking lots, residential streets, school zones, and highways—so safety features have a real, practical impact. The 2026 Nissan LEAF offers driver-support tech designed to make daily driving more reassuring: the Intelligent Around View Monitor with 3D provides a virtual 360° view to simplify parking, while Intelligent Emergency Braking with pedestrian detection can help prevent a collision or reduce severity.
The LEAF also includes useful day-to-day assistance such as automatic rear braking, blind spot warning, rear cross traffic alert, lane departure warning with haptic feedback, and high beam assist. For longer drives, ProPILOT Assist helps reduce fatigue by supporting highway driving with tools like maintaining a set following distance—particularly valuable if you commute into Montréal often.
Nissan keeps the LEAF’s “accessible” DNA with a structured lineup. The published MSRPs for the 2026 Nissan LEAF are $47,834 for the S Plus, $50,834 for the SV Plus, and $55,634 for the Platinum Plus. The idea is to offer an approachable entry point while letting shoppers move up in comfort and technology based on their priorities.
If you’re actively shopping and want to see what’s listed, start with Solution Nissan inventory.
In the electric SUV segment, many drivers naturally compare the most popular options. If you’re weighing the LEAF against a direct competitor, you can explore the detailed comparison 2026 Nissan LEAF vs 2026 Hyundai Kona EV comparison to better understand differences in positioning and features based on what matters most to you in Québec.
The 2026 Nissan LEAF is positioned as a 100% electric subcompact SUV and seats up to five passengers.
Nissan states up to 488 km (EPA estimate) for the LEAF S+. Real-world range varies with temperature, speed, and driving habits, but this figure places the LEAF in a very reassuring zone for Greater Montréal driving.
Nissan emphasizes a design approach aimed at Canadian winters, including testing intended to improve charging performance in extreme cold and heat, along with battery thermal management.
Most home charging is done with Level 2 (240V), typically overnight. The LEAF also supports Level 1 (120V) for slower charging, and Level 3 fast charging for road trips and quick top-ups.
The LEAF includes a NACS port to support access to many compatible Tesla fast-charging locations based on the provided information, and it also keeps J1772 for Level 2 charging.
The LEAF offers driver-assist tools such as the 3D 360° view system, emergency braking with pedestrian detection, automatic rear braking, blind spot warning, rear cross traffic alert, lane departure warning, and ProPILOT Assist for highway support.
The simplest next step is to book a test drive and ask questions about charging, range, and trims. You can reserve your appointment here: Test Drive at Solution Nissan.
2026 Nissan LEAF at Solution Nissan: browse inventory, get answers, and book a test drive in Châteauguay
The 2026 Nissan LEAF targets exactly what many Châteauguay and South Shore drivers are looking for: a modern, confidence-building electric SUV that’s comfortable, well-equipped, and designed for real Québec life. If you want to take the next step, explore the model at Nissan LEAF at Solution Nissan, browse listings through Solution Nissan inventory, or book your visit using Test Drive.
If you prefer to connect directly with our team, you can reach out here: Contact Solution Nissan. We’ll help you clarify trims, home charging, and the smartest way to integrate an electric SUV into your routine on Montreal’s South Shore.
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Ends February 2nd 2026
Lease from$106
weekly, 48 months at 0%
with a deposit of $
$1,000 Nissan Bonus Included
Retail price
$47,835
Includes up to $2,000 EV discount for qualifying customers$500 loyalty bonus for qualifying customers
