Step 1
Download & Log In
Download the MyNISSAN app from either Google Play or the Apple App Store. Create a MyNISSAN ID and log in.
Electric Vehicles · Skokie, IL
Charging and Range
Real-world range, home charging, and the NISSAN ENERGY Charge Network — in plain terms.
Packed with advanced technology and reliable battery performance, the Nissan LEAF® and Nissan ARIYA are built to take you farther than ever. As your local Nissan dealer, Old Orchard Nissan is your partner on your EV journey.
Travel Further on a Single Charge
Drive with ease knowing that Nissan EV batteries will get you comfortably to your next destination — backed by the confidence that every new Nissan EV features an 8-year/100,000-mile (whichever comes first) limited battery warranty that covers capacity loss, not just failure: if the battery drops below nine of the twelve segments on the capacity gauge within that window, it’s covered.
Nissan ARIYA
The Nissan ARIYA — Nissan’s larger, design-led electric crossover — ended U.S. production after the 2025 model year, so the only way into one today is pre-owned. An ARIYA that comes through our EV Certified program has passed a 139-point inspection and carries a factory-backed limited warranty; ask us what’s currently on our certified lot, or see our certified inventory.
Maximum Range: Up to 289 EPA-estimated miles on select trims
Battery: Available up to 87 kWh battery
Nissan LEAF®
The Nissan LEAF is Nissan’s first-ever mass-produced 100% electric vehicle. The standard 40kWh battery delivers 100% torque every time you step on the accelerator.
Maximum Range: Up to 212 EPA-estimated miles on select trims
Battery: Available 60 kWh battery
Charge on the Go with the NISSAN ENERGY Charge Network
A revolution in EV charging convenience, the NISSAN ENERGY Charge Network puts one of the largest public charging networks at your service. Download the MyNISSAN App to access the Network and get ready to charge your Nissan ARIYA or LEAF more easily and seamlessly than ever.
Access Your EV with an App
Download the MyNISSAN app or NissanConnect EV app to access EV features and charging stations.
Nissan ARIYA App
Locate and connect to thousands of public chargers on the NISSAN ENERGY Charge Network using the MyNISSAN App.
Nissan LEAF App
Download the NissanConnect® EV & Services app to control select vehicle charging functions and keep tabs on your battery status.
Using the Charge Network
Get Charging in 6 Simple Steps
Step 2
Activate Charge Network
Navigate to the battery page by clicking “Charge” from the home page. Select the start activation button to connect your profile to the NISSAN ENERGY Charge network.
Step 3
Set Up Payment Method
Add your preferred credit card details for easy, seamless payments.
Step 4
Find In-Network Public Charger
Use the MyNISSAN app to find the nearest in-network public charger.
Step 5
Select Charging Station
Select the available in-network public charger you would like to use, then plug in your vehicle.
Step 6
View Charge Status
Your estimated charge time is now available. You may stop the charge at any time.
Charge at Your Speed
Use a Level 1, Level 2, or Level 3 charger depending on where you are and what you need. Learn the difference between the three levels and how your ARIYA or LEAF can charge conveniently at home or on the go.
Level 1 Charging
In a pinch? Plug in to any 110-120-V 15-amp dedicated outlet for charging. Level 1 charging is exclusively for at-home use. Most electric vehicles, including the ARIYA and LEAF, include a Level 1 charging cable. These cables can add up to 2-5 miles of range per hour of charging.
Level 2 Charging
Level 2 chargers are used for both in-home and public charging stations. Professional installation is required for Level 2 charging. These units draw power from a dedicated 240-V, 50 amp outlet, adding 10-25 miles of range per hour of charging — much less time than Level 1 charging to charge an EV from empty to full.
Level 3 Charging, or Fast Charging
Level 3 charging, also known as fast charging, is the quickest way to charge your EV. Level 3 chargers use direct current (DC) power for expedited charging of the Nissan ARIYA and LEAF. There are thousands of 480-V public DC fast charging stations across the country.