Nissan Leaf price cut: top-spec electric hatchback eligible for plug-in grant

• Nissan Leaf price cut
• Both 40kWh and 62kWh versions discounted
• Up to £5,265 cheaper than before
• Top-spec versions again eligible for the grant
• Range now starts from £25,995 including government grant

Pricing for the Nissan Leaf has been slashed to make every version of the popular electric car eligible for the revised £2,500 plug-in car grant.

The Leaf range now costs from £25,995 inclusive of the £2,500 grant — which has been recently cut from £3,000.

The new grant is also only eligible for electric cars with an on-the-road price of under £35,000, having previously applied to all cars that cost less than £50,000.

There’s been no change to the actual line-up of the cars, with both 40kWh and 62kWh ‘e+’ versions of the Nissan Leaf still available — offering 168 and 239 miles of range respectively.

See below for the full Nissan Leaf price changes, with as much as £5,265 knocked off the top-spec e+ Tekna model.

Model	New on-the-road price (inc. grant)	Saving over old price
Nissan Leaf Acenta	£25,995	£1,350
Nissan Leaf N-Connecta	£27,995	£650
Nissan Leaf 10 Special Version	£28,670	£650
Nissan Leaf Tekna	£29,995	£665
Nissan Leaf e+ N-Connecta	£30,445	£5,250
Nissan Leaf e+ Tekna	£32,445	£5,265

This new pricing for the Nissan Leaf range takes effect immediately. Why not find how much more you can save with great deals through carwow, then?

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