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The federal Clean Vehicle Credit gives eligible buyers up to $7,500 back when purchasing a qualifying electric vehicle. This program ends September 30, 2025, unless extended. There’s also a separate home EV charger credit available through June 30, 2026 for those who install charging equipment.

The all-new, third-generation Nissan Leaf is on the way.

Nissan is preparing to launch the latest version of its well-known electric vehicle. This new LEAF will offer greater range, faster charging, and a refreshed design with crossover influences. Here’s what you can expect.

 

The Nissan Ariya is one of the top electric vehicles in its class. Recently recognized as Recurrent’s Best Pre-Owned EV of 2025, this honor highlights the SUV’s exceptional build quality and strong overall value. Here’s why Recurrent’s experts consider the Ariya a standout choice among electric vehicles.

Nissan's NISSAN ENERGY charge network is here to energize your travels. Built to support Ariya drivers nationwide, this expansive network includes over 90,000 public charging stations across the country. When it’s time to recharge and continue your journey, Nissan has you covered.

The Nissan LEAF is a top contender in the electric vehicle market, ranking #2 in its class—an impressive feat given the competition. The LEAF already offers many desirable features, but recent enhancements have made it even more popular and competitive.

 

Young drivers need a car that is reliable, safe, and equipped with the latest features. Luckily, Nissan offers several excellent options. Here are some of the top Nissan models for college students:

 

Electric vehicles (EVs) have had a profound impact on the automotive industry in recent years. Technological advancements and growing environmental concerns have driven the surge in popularity of electric cars. However, despite their numerous advantages, myths and misconceptions about electric vehicles still persist.

Recently, Nissan made official the long-standing tech that allows the Nissan Leaf to output energy in either direction. In other words, you could use the energy in the Nissan to charge their batteries, but they can also charge the grid and give energy to buildings.

 

Consumer Reports recently released a report. It found electric vehicles (EVs) have bigger savings than gas cars. The report looked at the total cost of EVs and reported that they cost less to own.
 

As electric vehicles become more popular, automakers are starting to phase out gas-powered models in favor of electric ones. Nissan is no exception—the company has announced that it will release several new electric models by 2022. This shift away from gas-powered cars is good news for the environment and for drivers who want to save money on fuel costs.