There are few better choices when it comes to electrifying your St. Louis lineup than the Nissan LEAF that you’ll find in our new inventory at Suntrup Automotive Group! It’s a fuel-efficient car that delivers reliable performance and comes loaded with high-tech features and a stylish build, but you may be wondering, “How long does it take to charge a Nissan LEAF?” In short, it depends, but you’ll wait a little longer on a standard 120-volt outlet at home than at a 480-volt public charging station. Check out the basics regarding how long to charge a LEAF with the team at Suntrup Automotive Group below.
One of the most common and suggested charging methods is a 240-volt outlet with a portable charging cable. With this form of charger, you have two options. While there are over 30,000 Level-2 public chargers across the country for when you are navigating in Fenton and beyond, you can also purchase a home charger with installation assistance. Check out the Nissan LEAF charge time below with Suntrup Automotive Group:
If you are in a hurry to charge up and head out, a 480-Volt DC Quick Charger is your best bet. There are plenty around town in Jefferson County, and the numbers grow every day. Here’s how long to charge a LEAF in order to get from 0-80%.
Finally, your new Nissan LEAF comes with a 120V charging cable for a Level-1 charge. While this method is the slowest. It can take about 20 hours to get a good charge, but you can charge on a 120V outlet pretty much anywhere: home, work, etc. So, you can get a slow and steady charge wherever you go.
After exploring the charging times, you may be curious about how far you’ll get with a full charge. Here are the stats:
If you’re curious about power output, the standard 40 kWh battery offers around 147 horsepower, and the upgraded 62 kWh battery generates 214 horsepower.
Whether you need more information about how long to charge a LEAF or are interested in picking up a new model, Suntrup Automotive Group can answer any questions! We’re located in St. Louis, but feel free to contact us onlineor browse our inventory for a virtual shopping experience!
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