Confidence for the road ahead 2026 Nissan LEAF | ShortsCars

The all-new 2026 Nissan LEAF has been extensively tested across locations in Europe, Asia and North America. In the U.S. alone, engineers have accumulated more than 1,500 days of testing from the deserts of the Southwest to the bitter cold of Fairbanks, Alaska. Nissan also tested LEAF’s charging performance with employees’ own charging stations in their garages, ensuring the new model would effortlessly connect to chargers of almost any make or model.

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Like all Nissan vehicles, LEAF has numerous technologies that enhance driver confidence and convenience. It has standard Nissan Safety Shield® 3608 on all grades, including Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection, Rear Cross Traffic Alert. It also features Lane Departure Prevention, Blind Spot Intervention and Forward Collision Warning.

Several useful camera systems include standard, class-exclusive Intelligent Around View® Monitor9, which features eight pre-selected angles from which the driver can see a virtual view of the car, providing a more natural viewpoint to see the vehicle’s surroundings when parking or maneuvering. Front Wide View8 is new to LEAF and provides a wide-angle view to the front and sides of the vehicle. It provides additional visibility for “seeing” past parked cars or around corners in tight garages. Additionally, Invisible Hood View8 allows for a virtual view “through” the engine bay to help spot car wash tracks, drive-through curbs or other obstacles.

All LEAF grades feature ProPILOT Assist8, which combines Intelligent Cruise Control with steering assistance to help the driver stay centered in their lane and maintain a set speed and distance to the vehicle ahead.

LEAF additionally includes a Nissan-first safety technology called Secondary Collision Mitigation Braking8. When the air bag control unit detects a collision, it applies the brakes to help reduce the severity of or prevent a secondary crash into another vehicle or hazard.

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