Which car do you have?
Battery 39 kWh · up to 6.6 kW with a wallbox
Prefilled — adjust to your car.
Which charger do you have?
3×16 A · 11 kW
How much do you charge?
Adds 11.7 kWh to the battery · 13.1 kWh from the meter (incl. ~12% charging loss) · takes about 3 h 32 min
What does it cost?
Set charging to start at 10:15.
Tomorrow’s prices are published at 15; a cheaper time may appear then.
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Frequently asked questions
How long does the Nissan Leaf take to charge at home?
With a wallbox (11 kW) the Leaf charges from 20% to 80% in 3 h 15 min to 10 h 45 min, depending on the battery. The exact time for your variant is in the table.
| Battery | From the meter 20 → 80% | Wallbox 11 kW | Single-phase 3.7 kW | Household socket 2.3 kW |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 22 kWh | 15 kWh | 4 h | 4 h | 6 h 25 min |
| 24 kWh 6,6 kW valikuline (2011–2018) | ||||
| 22 kWh | 15 kWh | 4 h 30 min | 4 h 30 min | 6 h 25 min |
| 24 kWh 3,3 kW (2011–2018) | ||||
| 28 kWh | 19 kWh | 5 h 05 min | 5 h 05 min | 8 h 10 min |
| 30 kWh 6,6 kW valikuline (2015–2018) | ||||
| 28 kWh | 19 kWh | 5 h 40 min | 5 h 40 min | 8 h 10 min |
| 30 kWh 3,3 kW (2015–2018) | ||||
| 39 kWh | 26 kWh | 7 h 05 min | 7 h 05 min | 11 h 25 min |
| 40 kWh 6,6 kW (2018–2024) | ||||
| 39 kWh | 26 kWh | 7 h 15 min | 7 h 15 min | 11 h 25 min |
| 40 kWh 3,6 kW (Jaapani import) (2018–2024) | ||||
| 52.9 kWh | 36 kWh | 3 h 15 min | 9 h 35 min | 15 h 25 min |
| Standard Range 52 kWh (2026) | ||||
| 59 kWh | 40 kWh | 10 h 45 min | 10 h 45 min | 17 h 15 min |
| e+ 62 kWh (2019–2024) | ||||
| 75.1 kWh | 50 kWh | 4 h 35 min | 13 h 40 min | 21 h 55 min |
| Extended Range 75 kWh (2025–2026) | ||||
Times include a 12% charging loss. Leaf (2011–2024) charges on single-phase AC at 3.3–6.6 kW. A 3×16 A wallbox (11 kW) gives it up to 3.7 kW, a 22 kW (3×32 A) wallbox up to 6.6 kW. The new Leaf (2025–2026) charges on three phases at up to 11 kW, so a 22 kW charger does not make it faster either.
Leafs from 2012–2015 have a 24 kWh battery; choose your exact version in the calculator.
How much does charging the Nissan Leaf at home cost?
It depends on the day: the spot price changes every 15 minutes and the network fee is lower at night too. The calculator above works out today’s and tomorrow’s cost with your package and contract, including network fee and taxes.
Charging the Nissan Leaf 40 kWh 6,6 kW from 50% to 80% costs €2.44 at the cheapest time today (13.1 kWh, start 10:15).
| Variant | 100 km of driving takes from the meter |
|---|---|
| 24 kWh 3,3 kW (2011–2018) | 18.3 kWh |
| 30 kWh 3,3 kW (2015–2018) | 18.5 kWh |
| 40 kWh 6,6 kW (2018–2024) | 18.6 kWh |
| 40 kWh 3,6 kW (Jaapani import) (2018–2024) | 18.6 kWh |
| e+ 62 kWh (2019–2024) | 19.5 kWh |
| Standard Range 52 kWh (2026) | 18.3 kWh |
| Extended Range 75 kWh (2025–2026) | 18.5 kWh |
| 24 kWh 6,6 kW valikuline (2011–2018) | 18.3 kWh |
| 30 kWh 6,6 kW valikuline (2015–2018) | 18.5 kWh |
When is the Nissan Leaf cheapest to charge?
Different every day. The calculator shows today’s and tomorrow’s cheapest start time so the car is ready when you need it.
Can the Nissan Leaf be charged from a regular socket?
Yes, but slowly: 20% to 80% takes 6 h 25 min to 21 h 55 min. Choose the regular socket as the charger in the calculator to see when to start so the car is ready on time.
Does a 22 kW wallbox charge the Leaf faster?
Leaf (2011–2024) charges on single-phase AC at 3.3–6.6 kW. A 3×16 A wallbox (11 kW) gives it up to 3.7 kW, a 22 kW (3×32 A) wallbox up to 6.6 kW. The new Leaf (2025–2026) charges on three phases at up to 11 kW, so a 22 kW charger does not make it faster either.
The Estonian register lists 877 Nissan Leaf cars (Transpordiamet, 01.11.2026). Battery and consumption data come from EV Database.
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