Slowly but surely, sales of electric cars have crept upward as traditional automakers finally embrace EVs. Nissan was early to the electric future with the venerable if modest Leaf. Nissan is now ...

Recall now covers up to nearly 45,000 Leafs for battery fire risk and the fix is taking forever. Nissan expanded its Leaf recall to nearly 45,000 vehicles from 2019–2022 model years. Fast charging is ...

More than 23,000 Nissan Leafs have been recalled across the United States as the electric vehicle could catch fire while undergoing quick charging. This is not a minor issue, and Leaf owners are urged ...

Nissan is one of several automakers that see solid-state battery technology as a potential game-changer for EVs going into the next decade. In-house, it plans to both perfect development of ...

23,887 examples of the 2019 – 2020 Nissan Leaf have been hit with a safety recall. The automaker claims that the high-voltage battery is prone to overheating during quick charging, which is why owners ...

YOKOHAMA, Japan — Batteries in older Nissan Leaf electric vehicles are getting a new life as portable power sources that can be used to run gadgets on the go or deliver emergency power in disasters.

Nissan finally ditches the old-school passively cooled battery pack for the new Leaf. A new liquid-based system can harvest heat from the onboard charger. The third-generation Leaf EV also comes with ...

Certain 2019 and 2020 Nissan Leaf EVs are being recalled due to a battery fire risk. The battery may overheat during DC fast charging sessions. When an affected EV is connected to a Level 3 fast ...

Nissan is recalling certain Leaf electric vehicles due to a risk of batteries overheating and catching fire while fast charging, the NHTSA disclosed this week. Owners are advised not to fast charge ...

Nissan has just expanded its Leaf recall to include an additional 19,077 vehicles from the 2021 and 2022 model years, bringing the total number of affected electric vehicles to nearly 45,000. The ...

The third-generation EV should also be a little bit more fun to drive. Just don’t expect massive power. Nissan finally ditches the old-school passively cooled battery pack for the new Leaf. A new ...