How charging works on the new Nissan Leaf: The Tesla (NACS) plug on the passenger side of the car is used for fast-charging. The J1772 plug on the driver's side is used for slow and Level 2 charging ...

Bidirectional charging is becoming increasingly common among electric vehicles, but it’s a more complicated thing than it may first appear. That 120-volt plug in the cargo area of an electric SUV that ...

With the all-new 2026 Leaf on the way, Nissan has put together a series of three short videos focusing on different aspects of the reimagined EV. The third and final segment dives into the critical ...

The NissanConnect app allows drivers of EVs to remotely warm up their car’s cabin, check the vehicle’s battery charge, location and charging history.