The Leaf has been on sale longer than almost any other EV, and its earlier cars used passive battery cooling. Buyers examine capacity more closely here than anywhere else.
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| Variant | What buyers look for |
|---|---|
| 24kWh / 30kWh (first generation) | Older cars. Battery health dominates entirely. |
| 40kWh | The volume second-generation car. |
| 62kWh e+ | Longer range and the strongest demand in the range. |
| Tekna / N-Connecta | Trim affects desirability meaningfully. |
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Buyers assume the worst where capacity is undisclosed, and they are usually right to. Stating a measured figure, even a modest one, produces a better offer than saying nothing.
The CHAdeMO question is worth raising too. It is a genuine consideration for a second owner, and a buyer who has already thought about it will price the car more confidently than one discovering it late.
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The dashboard capacity bars give an indication and third-party tools give a percentage. Either is better than not saying.
It is a growing consideration for buyers, since rapid charger support for it is narrowing.
Yes, particularly to buyers serving short-range urban use. Battery health decides where in the range they sit.
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