Nissan Leaf 2018

Year

2018

Mileage

52,372 km

Fuel type

Electric

Transmission

Automatic

Body type

Hatchback

Drive type

Front-Wheel Drive

Seats

Source

finn_no

Availability

Available

Condition & History

Accident unknown

Repairs unknown

Recall unknown

Inspection unknown

Verification unknown

5 owners

Used vehicle

What this is worth

Cheaper than 66% of comparable listings

Comparable listings run $2,050 – $23,727.

How the estimate is built

Base price for this model: $13,329
Year: −$1,233
Mileage: +$5,332

Valued

About this car

Highlights

40 kWh battery delivering a 270 km range
Plug‑in electric, zero emissions
Comfortable 5‑seat hatchback with rear camera and heated steering
Automatic transmission, front‑wheel drive
Low running costs and high resale value

Features

Acenta premium package
Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)
Rearview camera
Heated steering wheel
40 kWh battery with 150 kW power

Why Choose This Vehicle?

The 2018 Nissan Leaf offers a practical, low‑maintenance electric driving experience with a generous range for everyday use. Ideal for city commutes and short to medium trips, it combines modern technology, safety features, and the environmental benefits of zero‑emission driving.

2018 Nissan Leaf: what owners report

Battery capacity loss shows up with age: two 2015 owners report it (one lost a capacity bar at five years, one pack stopped charging at 72k miles), and a 2018 owner is down to about 140 miles after six years.2015–2018
Owners of the 2015 and 2018 Leaf say sustained highway driving eats range quickly; one 2018 owner reports roughly 100 miles at 70 mph.2015–2018
On the 2018 second-generation Leaf with the 40 kWh pack, DC rapid charging slows sharply after repeated sessions in one day as the passively cooled battery heats up; Nissan called this a protective feature.2018
US owners of the 2015, 2018 and 2020 Leaf keep coming back to running costs: no oil changes, very little servicing and cheap charging at home.2015–2020

All owner feedback on the Nissan Leaf