As the technology flagship for the entire Nissan lineup, the Nissan Leaf has been the embodiment of Nissan Intelligent Mobility since its debut in 2010.

Now, entering its second decade, Leaf receives a number of significant enhancements for 2020, starting with the addition of Nissan Safety Shield 360 across all grade levels.

For 2020, five models are available with Leaf -- the 40 kWh S and SV, along with the 62 kWh S PLUS, SV PLUS and top-of-the-lineup SL PLUS. Key additions for 2020 include:

Leaf offers two battery options, 40 kWh (Leaf) and 62 kWh (Leaf PLUS), ensuring that there's a Nissan Leaf to meet the driving needs of a wide range of customers. Both versions of the Nissan's revolutionary electric powertrain deliver excellent energy efficiency, robust torque and power output.

Nissan Leaf PLUS joined the lineup in 2019 with an EPA range up to 226 miles, and the standard Nissan Leaf has a range up to 149 miles. This allows customers to choose which Leaf best suits their needs.

The 62 kWh Leaf PLUS powertrain also allows faster acceleration when driving at high speeds. Acceleration from 50 mph to 75 mph is nearly 13 percent quicker than the standard Leaf. This allows Leaf PLUS to confidently pass slower-moving vehicles, exit corners faster and more seamlessly, and merge easily with fast-moving traffic. The top speed is approximately 10 percent higher for comfortable cruising. In addition, thanks to a standard 100kW capacity quick charging system, Leaf PLUS can charge faster and more efficiently.

Heavy components, including the battery, are placed in the center of the body, improving directional stability, enabling smoother cornering. The electric power steering system has a linear feel that enhances confidence, especially on highways, with enhanced feedback from the road surface.