Compare the 2026 Nissan LEAF S+ vs SV+ - Duluth, GA

2026 Nissan LEAF S+ vs SV+

2026 LEAF S+

  • Standard MotorElectric Single-Motor
  • Horsepower214 hp
  • MPGe (city/hwy) *131 city/111 hwy
  • Seats5
  • DrivetrainFront-Wheel Drive
  • UpholsteryCloth
  • Wheels Size18-inch
  • Digital DisplaysDual 12.3-inch Widescreen
  • Native NavigationN/A
  • Audio System4-Speakers
  • Wireless ChargingOptional

2026 LEAF SV+

  • Standard MotorElectric Single-Motor
  • Horsepower214 hp
  • MPGe (city/hwy) *122 city/105 hwy
  • Seats5
  • DrivetrainFront-Wheel Drive
  • UpholsterySynthetic Leather
  • Wheels Size18-inch
  • Digital DisplaysDual 14.3-inch Widescreen
  • Native NavigationGoogle Maps
  • Audio System6-Speakers
  • Wireless ChargingStandard

Specs at a Glance

The 2026 Nissan LEAF returns with a better driving range and premium interior options designed to improve your daily travels. Now styled as a maneuverable small SUV, it combines everyday practicality with a sleek, updated appearance. It represents one of the most cost-effective entry points into the SUV market today. Make sure to look over the details separating the LEAF S+ and SV+ to find the right configuration.

Performance

Propelled by an AC synchronous motor, both trim levels output 214 horsepower and 261 lb-ft of torque. Driving comfort is further shaped by trim-specific safety tech; the S+ incorporates a rear sonar system, while the SV+ features front and rear sonar for easier parking. A 303-mile driving range comes standard on both configurations.

Appearance

As a sharp-looking small SUV, the LEAF is designed to turn heads. The S+ trim comes with 18" steel wheels paired with aero covers, while the SV+ upgrades to 18" aluminum-alloy wheels. Drivers will appreciate the SV+ trim's driver-side mirror turn signal indicator. Both versions boast intelligent auto control LED headlamps (high and low beams) alongside standard LED taillights, available in shades like Everest White and Deep Ocean Blue.

Features

Inside, the LEAF offers plenty of technology, utilizing a 12.3" display in the S+ and an expansive 14.3" multi-function display in the SV+. Wireless charging is a standard front-seat feature for the SV+, but it is missing from the S+. Comfortable cloth seating and a 6-way adjustable driver's seat are standard on the S+, whereas the SV+ offers an 8-way power seat, TailorFit front upholstery, leatherette rear seats, and rear-seat air vents. While both models feature standard safety tech like traffic sign recognition, brake assist, and hill start assist, the SV+ provides additional driver assistance.

You can visit us at Gwinnett Place Nissan to learn more about the versatile 2026 Nissan LEAF. Our team is happy to arrange a free test drive of any version you prefer.

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All prices are Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP). MSRP excludes destination and handling charges, tax, title, license, and options. Dealer sets actual price.

* EPA-estimated city/highway MPGe. Actual mileage may vary with driving conditions. Use for comparison only.

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