From the iSeeCars Longest Lasting Cars Study

How long does a Nissan LEAF last?

Q: How long does a Nissan LEAF last?

0% of Nissan LEAFs reach 250,000 miles, according to the iSeeCars Longest Lasting Cars Study (September 15, 2026), against 5.4% of all vehicles.

Q: Which Nissan LEAF years have known problems?

Caboose has no widely reported defect pattern on file for the Nissan LEAF.

0% of Nissan LEAFs reach 250,000 miles. That is 0.0 times the 5.4% average for every vehicle on the road, so it falls below the line Caboose uses for the cars it lists.

No mile ratingBelow the 5.4% average

0%reach 250,000 miles

0%of the 67 ranked models have lower odds

—none for sale on Caboose today

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Model years with known problems

We have no widely reported defect pattern on file for the Nissan LEAF. Individual cars still vary, so check the VIN history and get an inspection.

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Honda Accord Hybrid18.5% reach 250,000

Source: iSeeCars Longest Lasting Cars Study, published September 15, 2026, more than 395 million vehicles.