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EVAP eligible · $5,000Electric2027 · Crossover

Nissan LEAF

S

$32,966 all-in after the federal EVAP rebate, 341 km official range, and eligible for the federal $5,000 EVAP rebate - see the exact numbers below.

  • 150 kW fast charge
  • Under $40,000 after rebate
Official source · Verified Sep 2026
Official range
341 km
Usable battery
53 kWh
Efficiency
15.5 kWh/100km
Estimated
DC fast-charge peak
150 kW
Assembled in
Not yet verified
Energy / 100 km
$0.88

Federal EVAP rebate: Rebate

EVAP eligible · $5,000

Eligible for the federal EVAP incentive. Confirm at the dealer, since final transaction value decides eligibility.

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All-in price breakdown

MSRP$34,998
Freight / PDI$2,968
All-in price (before tax)$37,966
After federal EVAP rebate$32,966

Excludes sales tax (HST/GST/PST), which is applied on top. All-in price reflects the manufacturer's published selling price.

Running cost vs. a comparable gas vehicle

At 20,000 km/year, on Ontario's Ultra-Low Overnight home charging rate.

Nissan LEAF
$0.88 /100km
≈ $176/year
Toyota RAV4 Hybrid (comparison)
$10.20 /100km
≈ $2,039/year

Estimated savings of $1,864/year on energy alone versus the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid - before maintenance, tires, or insurance. This is energy cost only - run the full calculator for maintenance, tires, insurance, and rebates.

See the full 10-year cost comparison

Canadian road trips in winter

NACS port · Superchargers: yes · Heat pump: yes · about 258 km of highway range in January on Toronto to Montreal. Estimates from the charger map and climate normals, not a road test.

RouteJulyJanuary−20 °C
Toronto to Montreal548 kmComfortable2 stopsComfortable2 stopsComfortable3 stops
Montreal to Quebec City259 kmComfortableNo stop neededComfortable1 stopComfortable1 stop
Toronto to Ottawa452 kmComfortable1 stopComfortable2 stopsComfortable2 stops
Sault Ste. Marie to Thunder Bay723 kmNot recommended—Not recommended—Not recommended—
Calgary to Edmonton300 kmComfortable1 stopComfortable1 stopComfortable1 stop

Check all 18 routes · Where this car runs short in winter

In this catalogue

Compare against 53 EVs and 17 gas and hybrid comparison vehicles, sourced and dated.

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Costs shown assume Ontario electricity and gas pricing. Provincial rebates and rates vary - see the statistics hub for the full sourced data set.

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