Nissan Leaf vs Volvo EX40
Comparing the 2026 Nissan Leaf (from $29,990) with the 2025 Volvo EX40 (from $53,795). The Leaf offers 303 miles of range while the EX40 offers 240 miles.
Quick Take
Nissan Leaf wins on price, while Volvo EX40 packs the most punch.
Nissan Leaf
2026 • SUV
Best Value
- Starts at $29,990
- About $99 per mile of range
- Up to 303 mi EPA-rated range
- Apple CarPlay + Android Auto
Price
$29,990 - $38,990
$53,795 - $55,545
Range
259-303 miles
240-296 miles
Horsepower
214 hp
248-402 hp
0-60 mph
6.8 sec
4.6-6.9 sec
Battery Size
75 kWh
82 kWh
Drive Type
FWD
RWD
Seats
5
5
Top Speed
98 mph
112 mph
Towing Capacity
Unknown
2000 lbs
DC Fast Charging
35 min (10-80%)
28 min (10-80%)
Level 2 Charging
7.5 hrs (0-100%)
8 hrs (0-100%)
Length
173.4"
174.8"
Width
71.3"
73.7"
Height
61.3"
64.8"
Cargo Capacity
55.5 cu ft
57.5 cu ft
Nissan Leaf vs Volvo EX40: Which Should You Buy?
The Nissan Leaf starts at $29,990, undercutting the Volvo EX40 ($53,795) by about $24,000.
In its longest-range configuration the Nissan Leaf covers up to 303 miles, 7 more than the Volvo EX40's maximum of 296. At a DC fast charger, the Volvo EX40 goes from 10-80% in about 28 minutes vs 35 for the Nissan Leaf.
Bottom line: pick the Nissan Leaf if you want the most for your money, or the Volvo EX40 if you want the most power.
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