If you are ready to switch from a gas-powered vehicle to an electric model and reduce your carbon footprint in Newark, the Nissan LEAF is an excellent option. Understanding Nissan LEAF charging times is one of the keys to determining if this vehicle is for you. So, how long does it take to charge a Nissan LEAF? Learn how long to charge a LEAF today with the experienced, knowledgeable team at Hudson Nissan. We are here to answer any Nissan LEAF charging questions you have and schedule your test drive in Jersey City.
Level 1 charging is the slowest charging option you have, and the Level 1 charger that your Nissan LEAF comes with will require a dedicated 15 amp circuit to function correctly. However, its 3-prong plug is conveniently compatible with most home outlets, and you can also try using the trickle charging function. This function doesn’t require a dedicated circuit, but will only charge your LEAF at the lowest amperage.
If you use Level 1 charging, you can expect your Nissan LEAF to gain 2-5 miles of driving range per hour charged. This means that it will take from 28 hours to over 2 days to fully charge a 40 kW battery.
How long does it take to charge a Nissan LEAF using a 240-volt outlet with a Portable Charging Cable? If you’re interested in this charger, you have two options. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, there are over 50,000 Level 2 public chargers available across the United States for use while you’re out and about. Alternatively, you can purchase a home charger and get installation assistance for quicker charging times at home. Check out the flat-to-full Nissan LEAF charge time below:
Need to charge your LEAF in a hurry and get out on Staten Island roads? DC Quick Charging is your best option. With over ten thousand convenient charging stations across the U.S. and more being added daily, you can easily find one nearby. How long does it take to go from flat to 80 percent charged?
Now that you know how long it takes to charge a Nissan LEAF, you might want to know the range as well. Again, the exact figures will depend on your battery:
And if you’re curious about power output, the standard 40 kWh battery offers around 147 hp and the upgraded 60 kWh battery generates 214 hp.
Do you have any additional questions about how long to charge a Nissan LEAF? Are you ready to test-drive the Nissan LEAF at our dealership near Bayonne? Call 866-956-0450 or contact us online today to make your appointment. We are here to assist you with financing, help you customize your LEAF model, and more! For extra reading, learn about the benefits of electric cars and Nissan Intelligent Mobility!
