The second-generation Nissan Leaf will get a mid-cycle redesign for the 2023 model year. The updated EV will also get a simplified trim lineup, reducing the number of choices to two. The model goes on sale sometime this summer, but this isn’t our first time seeing its new appearance. In February, Nissan debuted the updated European version, revealing the car’s tweaked styling.
Nissan will offer the 2023 Leaf in two trims in the US: Leaf S and Leaf SV Plus. Nissan doesn’t detail the specific features each will offer. However, the company does say that the Leaf S and SV Plus will maintain similar starting prices for the next model year. The 2022 Leaf S starts at $28,425 (all prices include the $1,025 destination charge), while the 2022 SV Plus is $36,425. Qualified purchasers could be eligible for the $7,500 federal tax credit.
