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Our hands-on Nissan reviews compared like for like, plus the full Nissan EV model range with battery and range specs for every variant.
Ariya 87kWh Evolve
Nissan CCS
The longest-range Ariya in a front-wheel-drive package, with 22kW AC charging but no V2X whatsoever.
Ariya 87kWh e-4ORCE Evolve
Nissan CCS
The only Ariya that can tow, with AWD traction, but no V2X and slower DC charging than key rivals.
Ariya 63kWh Evolve
Nissan CCS
A composed, well-equipped compact SUV let down by a modest usable battery and no V2X capability.
Leaf e+ Acenta
Nissan CHAdeMO
The entry point for bidirectional charging in the UK, with a port standard that is fading from public networks.
Leaf e+ N-Connecta
Nissan CHAdeMO
A more comfortable entry into Leaf e+ bidirectional ownership, but the CHAdeMO constraint is the same across all trims.
Leaf e+ Tekna
Nissan CHAdeMO
The best-equipped Leaf e+, priced where newer rivals offer faster charging and a future-proof port.
Every Nissan electric model in the Auto-Data reference dataset, including versions not sold in the UK. Battery and range figures are manufacturer specifications; tap a model for full variant specs.
Nissan Ariya 65–91 kWh 205–398 mi Read our full review → 
Nissan Leaf 24–75 kWh 109–259 mi Read our full review → 
Nissan Micra 40–52 kWh 198–260 mi 
Nissan N7 58–73 kWh 317–388 mi 
Nissan NV200 24–40 kWh 101–174 mi 
Nissan NX8 73–81 kWh 360–404 mi 
Nissan Sylphy 38 kWh 210 mi Model data and photography © Auto-Data.net.