Nissan announces 2020 Leaf pricing; starts at $31,600 for 40 kWh, $38,200 for 62 kWh

[tacobell fan]

Nissan has today announced its pricing for the 2020 Leaf in the US. The electric car starts at $31,600 before incentives for the 40 kWh battery pack version. If buyers want over 200 miles of range, they are going to pay at least $38,200 for the 62 kWh battery pack before incentives.

 

Last year, the Japanese automaker finally launched the Leaf Plus, a long-range version of its best-selling EV with a 62 kWh battery pack.

This year, Nissan is increasing the price of the vehicle, but it is also adding some new features for the 2020 model:

• Nissan Safety Shield 360 standard on all models: automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, rear automatic braking, rear cross traffic alert, blind spot warning, lane departure warning, and high beam assist
• Additional standard features on all models include intelligent forward collision warning, intelligent lane intervention, and blind spot intervention
• Standard 8-inch color touchscreen display on all 40 kWh Leaf grades
• Standard Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ across entire Leaf lineup
• Driver and front passenger knee supplemental air bags, rear seat-mounted outboard side-impact supplemental air bags added to all models
• Intelligent Around View® Monitor and Intelligent Driver Alertness added to SV Technology Package
• An all-new premium exterior color, Sunset Drift ChromaFlair® (late availability)
• Updated tone and volume of “Canto” pedestrian safety sounds

It results in a slight price bump across the Nissan Leaf lineup. Here are the 2020 MRP:

Model	Battery Capacity	MSRP4
LEAF S	40 kWh	$31,600 USD
LEAF SV	40 kWh	$34,190 USD
LEAF S PLUS	62 kWh	$38,200 USD
LEAF SV PLUS	62 kWh	$39,750 USD
LEAF SL PLUS	62 kWh	$43,900 USD

[pittagoda]

2 minutes ago, tacobell fan said:

Nissan has today announced its pricing for the 2020 Leaf in the US. The electric car starts at $31,600 before incentives for the 40 kWh battery pack version. If buyers want over 200 miles of range, they are going to pay at least $38,200 for the 62 kWh battery pack before incentives.

 

Last year, the Japanese automaker finally launched the Leaf Plus, a long-range version of its best-selling EV with a 62 kWh battery pack.

This year, Nissan is increasing the price of the vehicle, but it is also adding some new features for the 2020 model:

• Nissan Safety Shield 360 standard on all models: automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, rear automatic braking, rear cross traffic alert, blind spot warning, lane departure warning, and high beam assist
• Additional standard features on all models include intelligent forward collision warning, intelligent lane intervention, and blind spot intervention
• Standard 8-inch color touchscreen display on all 40 kWh Leaf grades
• Standard Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ across entire Leaf lineup
• Driver and front passenger knee supplemental air bags, rear seat-mounted outboard side-impact supplemental air bags added to all models
• Intelligent Around View® Monitor and Intelligent Driver Alertness added to SV Technology Package
• An all-new premium exterior color, Sunset Drift ChromaFlair® (late availability)
• Updated tone and volume of “Canto” pedestrian safety sounds

It results in a slight price bump across the Nissan Leaf lineup. Here are the 2020 MRP:

Model	Battery Capacity	MSRP4
LEAF S	40 kWh	$31,600 USD
LEAF SV	40 kWh	$34,190 USD
LEAF S PLUS	62 kWh	$38,200 USD
LEAF SV PLUS	62 kWh	$39,750 USD
LEAF SL PLUS	62 kWh	$43,900 USD

500 range then we start buying