Nissan is offering conquest incentives to Chevy Bolt owners on top of some fairly solid national lease offers.
It has been several years since the humble Nissan Leaf was considered a relevant entry in the global electric car market. While the Leaf has received a few minor aesthetic updates in recent years, it has largely been an afterthought for both Nissan and its customers. Yet with a starting MSRP of just over $28,000 for the 40 kWh model, it is the most affordable EV in the United States following the temporary exit of the Chevy Bolt EV and EUV from the market.
Still, considering how many automakers currently have great offers on more modern EVs, the Leaf remains a tough sell. But if you want to add a second or third EV to your fleet and only plan to drive it locally, the Leaf might suit your needs. Just be sure to lease the car, not purchase it. Current national offers for the 40 kWh Leaf are $259/month for 36 months with $2,250 down.
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