Nissan Leaf Boot Space + Dimensions

Nissan Leaf Boot Dimensions in cm

Nissan Leaf - All boot dimensions at a glance: width, height, length, depth (with the rear seats folded down and upright).
Nissan Leaf – Selected Boot Dimensions in cm: opening width and height, trunk length and sill height.
Nissan Leaf - All boot dimensions at a glance: width, height, length, depth (with the rear seats folded down and upright).
Nissan Leaf – All Boot Dimensions in cm: width, height, depth, boot sill height and length (resepectively with and without folded seats).

Model information

The Nissan Leaf is a fully electric supermini that first went on sale in 2010. The latest generation of the Leaf offers a blend of modern design, advanced technology and eco-friendly propulsion. With a range of up to 385 km (depending on variant and driving conditions), the Leaf is designed for urban and suburban use. The latest generation features a refreshed infotainment system, improved safety features and optimised battery performance that further enhances the driving experience.

Variants within the same line-up

The Nissan Leaf is mainly offered as a hatchback. There are no other bodystyles such as a saloon or convertible within this line-up that could potentially cause confusion. The various trim levels of the Leaf, such as the Leaf e+ with a larger battery, should be noted, as they offer different ranges and performance characteristics.

Model year differences

The Nissan Leaf has undergone several model updates over the years. The most significant changes affecting the car’s body dimensions and boot space occurred in 2017 with the introduction of the second generation. This brought a revised vehicle architecture that increased interior space and boot space. Prior to 2017, boot capacity was smaller, limiting transport flexibility.

Direct rivals

Direct rivals include models such as the Hyundai Ioniq Electric and the BMW i3. The Hyundai Ioniq Electric offers a boot space of around 350 litres, which is slightly less than the Leaf. The BMW i3, on the other hand, has a considerably smaller boot space of just 260 litres. These differences can be decisive for buyers who place importance on storage space.

More affordable alternatives

More affordable alternatives with similar boot space include, for example, the Dacia Spring Electric and the Renault Zoe. The Dacia Spring offers around 300 litres of boot space, while the Renault Zoe has around 388 litres—slightly more than the Dacia, but less than the Leaf. These models are generally cheaper to purchase but may not offer the same range or specifications as the Nissan Leaf.

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